Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study - Decision to Adopt Amendment

Council Meeting Agenda 24/08/2020

7.4 Amendment C284 - Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study - Decision to Adopt Amendment

Abstract

The purpose of the officers’ report is to inform Council of the outcomes of the independent Planning Panel hearing for Amendment C284 to the Boroondara Planning Scheme and to seek a decision of Council to adopt Amendment C284 (Part 1).

Amendment C284 (Part 1) proposes to implement the recommendations of the City of Boroondara Municipal Wide Heritage Gap Study: Volume 3 Hawthorn (the Study) prepared by Context Pty Ltd by:

 applying the Heritage Overlay to 13 individually significant heritage places and seven heritage precincts; and  extending the existing Central Gardens Precinct (HO146), Glenferrie Hill Precinct (HO149), Leslie Street Precinct (HO164) and West Hawthorn Precinct (HO220) to include additional properties.

Exhibition of Amendment C284 and the Study was undertaken from 7 February to 12 March 2019 in accordance with Section 19 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (the Act). Council received a total of 59 submissions during exhibition, including nine supporting submissions, 19 partially supporting submissions, 30 objections and one submission in objection which was later withdrawn. In addition, four late objecting submissions were received in May and June 2019.

A Panel hearing was held on 14, 15, 19 and 21 August 2019 to consider the submissions received to Amendment C284. Fourteen of the submitters presented at the Panel Hearing. The Panel had regard to the exhibited Amendment and the post- exhibition changes recommended by Council as part of its submission. The Panel considered all submissions to the Amendment whether or not a submitter chose to present at the Panel hearing.

On 4 October 2019 officers received the Panel’s report for Amendment C284. A summary of the Panel’s findings and officers’ responses were presented to the Urban Planning Special Committee (UPSC) on 3 August 2020.

At this meeting, the UPSC endorsed the officer recommendation to split the amendment into two parts, Part 1 relating to the substantive amendment and Part 2 relating specifically to 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn. The UPSC resolved to defer consideration of Amendment C284 (Part 2) due to legal proceedings being undertaken with respect to 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn. Splitting the amendment will allow Council to consider the adoption of Amendment C294 (Part 1) without delay. The UPSC also resolved to accept the Panel recommendations in relation to Part 1 (as per the officers’ recommendation) and refer Amendment C284 (Part 1) to an Ordinary meeting of Council for adoption, which is the purpose of this report.

The Panel generally supports Amendment C284 (Part 1) and the majority of recommendations made by Council through its submissions during the Panel hearing.

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The Panel recommends Amendment C284 (Part 1) be adopted as exhibited subject to the following key changes:

1. Abandon applying the Heritage Overlay to:

a) 19 and 23 Robinson Road, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council) b) 141 and 147 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council) c) 4, 6-10, 12, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 40 Lennox Street, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council) d) 328, 330, 1/332, 2/332, 334, 336 and 340 Barkers Road, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council) e) 1A and 2A Rae Street, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council) f) 4 Marian Street, Hawthorn g) 1A-15 Malmsbury Street, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council) h) 823-825 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn (as submitted by Council, correction of mapping error)

A number of other recommendations are contained within the Panel report relating to recommended changes to the heritage citations or referencing within the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay at Clause 43.01 of the Boroondara Planning Scheme.

Officers' recommendation

That Council resolve to:

1. Adopt Amendment C284boro (Part 1) to the Boroondara Planning Scheme, as shown in Attachments 1 to 3, in accordance with Section 29(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.

2. Submit Amendment C284boro (Part 1) to the Minister for Planning for approval in accordance with Section 31(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.

3. Following the Minister’s approval of Amendment C284boro (Part 1), adopt a change to the Boroondara Schedule of Gradings Map to reflect the gradings attributed to properties.

4. Authorise the Director City Planning to undertake minor administrative changes to the amendment and associated planning controls that do not change the intent of the controls.

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Responsible director: Shiran Wickramasinghe City Planning ______

1. Purpose

The purpose of this report is to:

 Inform Council of the outcomes of the independent Planning Panel hearing for Amendment C284 to the Boroondara Planning Scheme; and  Seek Council’s adoption of Amendment C284 (Part 1), as shown at Attachments 1 to 3, including: o Attachment 1: Revised planning scheme ordinance o Attachment 2: Revised planning scheme maps o Attachment 3: Revised planning scheme incorporated documents

2. Policy implications and relevance to community plan and council plan

Council Plan 2017-2021 and Boroondara Community Plan 2017-27 The identification and protection of identified heritage places is consistent with the strategic objectives and strategies set out in the Council Plan 2017-2021 and the Boroondara Community Plan 2017-2027.

Specifically, the amendment is consistent with the objective to “protect the heritage and respect the character of the City to maintain amenity and liveability whilst recognising the need for appropriate, well-designed development for future generations” identified in the Council Plan and the Boroondara Community Plan under Theme 4 - Neighbourhood Character and Heritage.

The amendment also assists in implementing the following strategies:

 Strategy 4.3 - Preserve the City’s history and protect heritage properties and precincts by undertaking a municipal-wide heritage review and introduce heritage overlays in the Boroondara Planning Scheme.  Strategy 4.6 - Engage with owners and developers to achieve a balance between development and protection of neighbourhood character, heritage and amenity.

The project will further assist Council in fulfilling its major initiative commitment to “protect the City’s heritage by continuing a municipal wide heritage assessment of all areas not currently subject to a Heritage Overlay in the Boroondara Planning Scheme”.

Heritage Action Plan 2016 The Heritage Action Plan was adopted by Council on 2 May 2016 and establishes the framework to guide Council’s heritage work program as it relates to the identification, protection, management and promotion of Boroondara’s heritage assets.

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The amendment is consistent with the following actions identified in the Heritage Action Plan 2016:

“Ensure Heritage Citations and Statements of Significance clearly identify the significant elements of the heritage place as well as the non-significant / noncontributory elements where appropriate”

“Complete and implement thematic studies of schools, churches and other community facilities and public places which were not assessed and protected through other area-based studies”.

Boroondara Planning Scheme The amendment is consistent with the objectives of the Planning Policy Framework (PPF) and Local Planning Policy Framework (LPPF). In particular it addresses the following Clauses:

 Clause 15.03-1S - Heritage Conservation which seeks to ‘ensure the conservation of places of heritage significance’ by identifying, retaining and protecting places with identified heritage significance;  Clause 21.04-5 - Built Environment and Heritage of the Municipal Strategic Statement which includes the objective ‘to identify and protect all individual places, objects and precincts of cultural, aboriginal, urban and landscape significance’; and  Clause 22.03-2 - Heritage Policy which seeks to ‘preserve ‘significant’ heritage places, protecting all significant heritage fabric including elements that cannot be seen from the public realm’.

Both the PPF and LPPF seek to ensure the Heritage Overlay is applied to protect places of heritage significance in the City of Boroondara.

Plan Melbourne 2017-2050 The identification, assessment and protection of places of local heritage significance are supported by Outcome 4 of Plan Melbourne which seeks to ensure that “Melbourne is a distinctive and liveable city with quality design and amenity”. Direction 4.4 recognises the contribution heritage makes to Melbourne’ distinctiveness and liveability and advocates for the protection of Melbourne’s heritage places.

In particular, Policy 4.4.1 recognises the need for “continuous identification and review of currently unprotected heritage sites and targeted assessments of heritage sites in areas identified as likely to be subject to substantial change”.

The amendment is consistent with these Plan Melbourne directions and initiatives.

Planning and Environment Act 1987 The amendment is consistent with the objectives of planning in Victoria, in particular the objective detailed in Section 4(1)(d) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, being:

“To conserve and enhance those buildings, areas or other places which are of scientific, aesthetic, architectural or historical interest, or otherwise of special cultural value”.

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Council has a statutory obligation to continuously identify and protect places of heritage significance through the Heritage Overlay.

3. Background

Table 1 details relevant milestones for Amendment C284 which are discussed in further detail below:

City of Boroondara Municipal Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume November 2016 - 3 Hawthorn prepared by Context Pty Ltd. in collaboration with March 2018 Trethowan Architecture. 9 October to 3 Preliminary consultation period for Draft Hawthorn Heritage Gap November 2017 Study The UPSC considers the outcomes of preliminary consultation on the Draft Study. 19 March 2018 The UPSC resolves to seek authorisation from the Minister for Planning to prepare and exhibit Amendment C284 to the Boroondara Planning Scheme. Minister for Planning grants authorisation to prepare and exhibit 30 October 2018 Amendment C284. Public exhibition of Amendment C284. All property owners and 7 February 2019 – occupiers, adjoining owners and submitters are notified in writing 12 March 2019 at the start of the exhibition period. Council’s UPSC considers submissions to Amendment C284 17 June 2019 and resolved to refer all submissions related to Amendment C284 to an independent Panel for consideration. Officers request the appointment of a Panel to consider 21 June 2019 submissions to Amendment C284 18 July 2019 Directions hearing 14, 15, 19 & 21 Panel hearing August 2019 4 October 2019 Panel report received by officers 31 October 2019 Panel report released to public Council’s UPSC considered the Panel’s report and resolved to split Amendment C284 into two parts. Part 1 is to be referred to an Ordinary Meeting of Council to be adopted and Part 2 to be 3 August 2020 deferred for consideration until relevant VCAT proceedings and any actions are finalised with respect to 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn.

Public exhibition process

Exhibition of Amendment C284 and the Study was undertaken from 7 February to 12 March 2019. A total of 59 submissions were received during exhibition, including nine supporting submissions, 19 partially supporting submissions, 30 objections and one submission in objection which was later withdrawn. In addition, two late objecting submissions were received at the end of May 2019 and another two submissions were received by the end of June 2019.

The outcomes of exhibition were considered by the UPSC on 17 June 2019.

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The UPSC resolved to endorse the changes to Amendment C284 recommended by officers, as follows:

 Remove 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn, as an individually significant place  Remove ‘tree controls’ from 11 Ardene Court, Hawthorn  Clarify the elements subject to ‘tree controls’ and correct the name of the garden designer under ‘outbuildings or fence controls’ at 6 Fairview Street, Hawthorn  Remove 328-340 Barkers Road and 1A and 2A Rae Street, Hawthorn from the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct  Remove 19 and 23 Robinson Road, Hawthorn from the Riversdale Reserve Precinct  Remove 141 and 147 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn from the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct  Remove the north side of Malmsbury Street, Hawthorn (Nos. 1A-15) from the extension to HO146 Central Gardens Precinct  Remove 4-12 and 26-40 Lennox Street, Hawthorn from the extension to HO220 West Hawthorn Precinct  Regrade the property at 60 Liddiard Street, Hawthorn from ‘contributory’ to ‘non-contributory’ in the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct  Regrade the property at 208 Auburn Road, Hawthorn from ‘contributory’ to ‘non-contributory in the extension to HO164 Leslie Street Precinct  Make various changes to the Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study and the heritage citations.

The UPSC, at this meeting, resolved to:

1. Receive and note the submissions to Amendment C284 to the Boroondara Planning Scheme and the Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study (summarised in Attachment 1 and as annexed to the minutes) in accordance with Section 22 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987. Noting the officers’ summary and recommendation related to additional information provided by submitter No. 51 for 1 Wellesley Road, Hawthorn, late submission No. 62 for 208 Auburn Road, Hawthorn and late submission No. 63 for 13 and 15 Johnson Street, Hawthorn.

2. Endorse the officers’ response to submissions and recommended changes to Amendment C284 and the Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study as shown at Attachments 1 and 2, and as annexed to the minutes, which includes downgrading the property at 208 Auburn Road, Hawthorn from ‘contributory’ to ‘non-contributory’ in the proposed extension to HO164 (Leslie Street Precinct) in response to late submission No.62.

3. Request that the Minister for Planning appoint a Planning Panel under Section 153 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 to consider unresolved submissions to Amendment C284.

4. Refer the amendment and unresolved submissions to a Planning Panel in accordance with Section 23(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.

5. Authorise the Director City Planning to undertake administrative changes to Amendment C284 that do not change the intent of the amendment prior to a Panel Hearing.

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Panel hearing

The Panel hearing for Amendment C284 was held on 14, 15, 19 and 21 August 2019. Fourteen of the submitters presented or were represented at the Panel Hearing. Five of the submitters engaged heritage experts to present expert evidence on their behalf. A list of submitters to Amendment C284 is provided at Appendix A of the Panel Report (Attachment 1).

Council received the Panel Report for Amendment C284 on 3 October 2019. The report was made publically available on Council’s website on 31 October 2019 in accordance with the requirements of the Act. Submitters and affected property owners and occupiers were notified in writing of the release of the Panel report.

In providing its recommendations, the Panel considered all material tabled at the hearing through written submissions on behalf of Council and property owners, expert evidence prepared by and presented on behalf of Council and property owners. The Panel also considered all submissions made during exhibition and undertook site inspections of all properties and precincts subject to submissions.

UPSC’s decision to split the Amendment, endorse Amendment C284boro (Part 1) and to defer consideration of Amendment C284boro (Part 2)

On 3 August 2020, the UPSC considered a report on the recommendations of the independent Planning Panel including the officers’ response to the recommendations.

The UPSC resolved to:

1. Receive and acknowledge the Panel’s report and recommendations, as shown at Attachment 1, in accordance with Section 27(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.

2. Split Amendment C284 into two parts:

 Part 1 - Relating to all properties affected by Amendment C284 as exhibited and considered by the Panel, with the exception of 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn.  Part 2 - Relating to 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn.

3. Endorse the officers’ response to the Panel’s recommendations and recommended changes to Amendment C284 (Part 1) to the Boroondara Planning Scheme, as shown at Attachment 2.

4. Adopt the revised Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study (Part 1) as shown at Attachment 3 and annexed to the minutes.

5. Refer the revised Amendment C284 (Part 1) to an Ordinary Meeting of Council to be adopted in accordance with Section 29(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.

6. Defer consideration of Amendment C284 (Part 2) until the VCAT proceedings pertaining to 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn and any required actions arising have concluded.

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7. Write to the Minister for Planning pursuant to Section 30 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 to request that the Minister allow a longer period of time for the adoption of Amendment C284 (Part 2) to ensure that it does not lapse while the VCAT proceedings progress.

8. Authorise the Director City Planning to undertake administrative changes to Amendment C284 (Part 1) and associated planning controls that do not change the intent of the controls.

4. Outline of key issues/options

General comments

The Panel generally supports the amendment and concludes it is well founded and strategically justified. Similar to previous heritage gap studies, the Panel concludes matters related to the personal or financial circumstances of property owners, impacts on property values, impacts on future development potential, building condition and maintenance were not relevant considerations at the stage of determining whether to include a place in the Heritage Overlay.

Accordingly, the Panel recommends the Amendment be adopted subject to the recommendations set out in the Panel Report. The Panel’s key recommendations are discussed in more detail below.

In relation to the properties proposed to be progressed by C284 (Part 1), the Panel accepts the majority of post-exhibition changes recommended by Council. The Panel does recommend, however, that 4 Marian Street, Hawthorn be removed from the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct contrary to Council’s submission based on its non-contributory grading.

Deletion of 19 and 23 Robinson Road from the Riversdale Reserve Precinct

The UPSC resolved on 17 June 2019, to not include 19 and 23 Robinson Street in the Heritage Overlay as part of the Riversdale Reserve Precinct (HO777) based on the submissions received.

The Panel agrees the respective properties do not meet the required threshold for inclusion in a Heritage Overlay.

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Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 19 and 23 Robinson Road from the Riversdale Reserve Precinct.

Deletion of 141 and 147 Riversdale Road from the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct

The UPSC resolved on 17 June 2019, to not include 141 and 147 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn in the Heritage Overlay as part of the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct (HO780) based on the submissions received.

The Panel agrees the properties are occupied by non-contributory apartment buildings at the edge of the precinct and therefore do not meet the required threshold for inclusion in a Heritage Overlay.

Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 141 and 147 Riversdale Road from the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct.

Deletion of 4, 6-10, 12, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 40 Lennox Street from the West Hawthorn Precinct Extension

The UPSC resolved on 17 June 2019 to not include the above properties in the Heritage Overlay as an extension to the West Hawthorn Precinct Extension (HO220) given the lack of cohesion due to the large number of ‘non- contributory’ dwellings and alterations on the south side of Lennox Street.

The Panel agrees there is insufficient significant building fabric to justify the inclusion of 4-12 and 26-40 Lennox Street in the precinct extension.

Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 4, 6-10, 12, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34 and 40 Lennox Street from the West Hawthorn Precinct Extension.

Deletion of 328, 330, 1/332, 2/332, 334, 336 and 340 Barkers Road from the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct

The UPSC resolved on 17 June 2019 to not include the above properties in the Heritage Overlay as part of the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct (HO774). The demolition of 328 Barkers Road has detrimentally impacted the cohesiveness of the proposed heritage precinct to its north.

While the owners of 2/330 and 2/332 Barkers opposed Council’s proposal to exclude 328-340 Barkers Road from the precinct, the Panel recognises the negative impact the demolition of the highly intact dwelling at 328 Barkers Road had on the relationship between 328-340 Barkers Road. The Panel notes while. 334 and 340 Barkers Road may have warranted heritage protection, the loss of 328 Barkers Road had an overall negative impact on the cohesiveness of this part of the precinct.

The Panel ultimately forms the view that excluding these properties would strengthen the overall significance of the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct.

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Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 328, 330, 1/332, 2/332, 334, 336 and 340 Barkers Road.

Deletion of 1A and 2A Rae Street, Hawthorn from the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct

The UPSC resolved on 17 June 2019 to remove 1A and 2A Rae Street, Hawthorn from the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct (HO774). Both properties were included in the exhibited amendment as non-contributory places. However noting the objecting submissions received, it was considered appropriate to excise both properties

The Panel accepted Council’s submission and the expert evidence by Council’s heritage expert.

Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 1A and 2A Rae Street, Hawthorn from the Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct.

Deletion of 4 Marian Street from the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct

The property owner opposed the inclusion of the above ‘non-contributory’ property in the Victoria Grove and Environs Precinct (HO780) arguing extensive works on the property and its location on the southern edge of the precinct warranted its exclusion from the precinct.

At the hearing Council and its heritage advisor argued the property should be included in the precinct to ensure future work/development does not impact the integrity of the surrounding precinct.

The Panel does not accept the evidence of Council’s heritage expert. Instead the Panel concludes the precinct clearly commences at 6 Marian Street. Further, the Panel’s view is the property’s interface with a three-storey apartment building to the south results in the assessment the inclusion of 4 Marian Street in the precinct cannot be justified. The Panel also argues the provisions of the Neighbourhood Residential Zone 3 are sufficient to manage future development of the site.

Accordingly, the Panel recommends the property not be included in the precinct.

Officers and Council’s heritage expert have considered the Panel’s recommendation and justification. On balance, the property’s ‘non-contributory’ grading, location on the edge of the precinct and lack of a heritage property to the immediate south means removal from the precinct would have minimal impact on the surrounding precinct.

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Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 4 Marian Street from the Violet Grove and Environs Precinct.

Deletion of 1A-15 Malmsbury Street from the Central Gardens Precinct Extension

The UPSC resolved on 17 June 2019 to not include 1A to 15 Malmsbury Street in the Central Gardens Precinct Extension (HO146). The demolition of ‘contributory’ buildings at numbers 9 and 11 Malmsbury Street has detrimentally impacted the intactness of the northern side of Malmsbury Street. Only three of the nine properties on the northern side (Nos.1, 13 and 15) would be ‘contributory’ to the precinct.

The Panel agrees there is insufficient contributing fabric to warrant the extension of the precinct to include the northern side of Malmsbury Street.

Officers support the Panel’s recommendation to delete 1A-15 Malmsbury Street from the Central Gardens Precinct Extension.

Other changes previously recommended

The Panel considered and supported a number of additional changes to the Hawthorn Heritage Gap Study and Amendment C284 as adopted by the UPSC on 17 June 2019 or as recommended by Council’s heritage expert during the hearing. These include:  208 Auburn Road - Leslie Street Precinct Extension (HO164): downgrade from ‘contributory’ to ‘non-contributory’ as the building has been demolished (UPSC adopted).  60 Liddiard Street - Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct (HO774): downgrade from ‘contributory’ to ‘non-contributory’ (UPSC adopted).  Rookery Estate Precinct (HO778): Revise the heritage citation to o correct the references in Criteria D and E from “7-19 Yarra Grove” to “9-19 Yarra Grove” (heritage expert change) o correct the built date for 5 Yarra Grove from “c1890” to “c1905” (UPSC adopted).  Violet Grove and Environs Precinct (HO780): Revise the heritage citation for to correct dates in the Precinct Grading Schedule and to clarify aspects of its history and description (UPSC adopted).  6 Fairview Street (HO784): Revise the heritage citation to include additional information in the history section, the name of the architect as well as more specific guidance on which garden elements are of significance (UPSC adopted).  13-15 Wellesley Road (HO794): Revise the Statement of Significance to recognise the non-contributory value of the garage, bluestone fence and garden setting (UPSC adopted).  823-825 Glenferrie Road (HO788): delete from the Heritage Overlay due to a mapping error (heritage expert change).

Officers support the above Panel recommendations as they are consistent with submissions made by Council at the hearing.

Officers also note there are a number of additional minor changes to the Study and amendment endorsed by the UPSC on 17 June 2019. The Panel did not comment on or make any specific recommendations regarding those changes.

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Additional post-panel changes

In addition to the changes recommended by the Panel, officers also recommend re-grading the property at 19 Moir Street, Hawthorn from ‘contributory’ to ‘non-contributory’ within the Cranmore Estate and Environs precinct.

The house has been legally demolished benefitting from the permit exemption originally introduced by the Minister for Planning as part of Amendment C299 (the exemption was removed in January 2020 following repeated requests by Council).

The precinct heritage citation including the Statement of Significance has been amended to reflect this grading change.

Interim Heritage Overlays

Amendment C285 was approved by the Minister for Planning and gazetted on 9 May 2019 and applied interim Heritage Overlays to all the affected properties in Amendment C284.

The interim controls were due to expire on 31 March 2020 but have been extended until 12 March 2021 through Amendment C328.

5. Consultation/communication

All submitters to Amendment C284 were notified (by letter or email) and given the opportunity to attend and present at the Panel hearing and subsequent UPSC meeting on 3 August 2020.

In addition, all affected property owners and occupiers and submitters have been informed (by letter or email) of this Council meeting and given the opportunity to attend.

6. Financial and resource implications

All outstanding costs associated with Amendment C284boro (Part 1) will be met by the Strategic Planning Department operating budget for 2020/21.

7. Governance issues

The officers responsible for this report have no direct or indirect interests requiring disclosure.

The implications of this report have been assessed and are not considered likely to breach or infringe upon, the human rights contained in the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006.

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8. Social and environmental issues

The inclusion of places with identified heritage value in the Heritage Overlay would have positive social and environmental effects by contributing to the continual protection and management of the City’s heritage.

Manager: Shiranthi Widan, Acting Manager Strategic Planning

Report officer: Mikaela Carter, Senior Strategic Planner

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AMENDMENT C284BOROPT1BORO

System Note: The following ordinance will be modified in Sub-Clause:72.04 DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED IN THIS PLANNING SCHEME, Schedule:SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 72.04 DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED IN THIS PLANNING SCHEME

1.0 Incorporated documents C284boroPt1boro Name of document Introduced by:

117 Normanby Road Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

146-148 Winmalee Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance C276boro

17-19 King Street, Balwyn Statement of Significance C276boro

192 Doncaster Road, Balwyn North Statement of Significance C276boro

22 Elm Grove, Kew east Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

48 Narrak Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance C276boro

800 Toorak Road Comprehensive Development Plan, October 2015 C239

950 Burke Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance C276boro

1st Deepdene Scout Hall Statement of Significance (32 Whitehorse C319boro Road,Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

‘‘Mountfield’ Estate Incorporated Plan March 2005 (updated September 2011) C144

Adair House Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

All Hallows' Catholic Church-School, former Statement of Significance (3 C319boro Brenbeal Street, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

Aloha Statement of Significance (9 Boston Road, Balwyn), Incorporated C319boro Document, November 2019

Angle Road Precinct Statement of Significance (1-13 and 2-12 Angle Road, C319boro Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

Ardene Court Flats Statement of Significance, December 2018August 2020 C285C284boro (Part 1)

Auburn South Primary School No.4183 Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Balloch’s Bakery and Stables (former) Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Balwyn Village Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance C276boro

Banool Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Bel-Air Statement of Significance (113 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn), Incorporated C319boro Document, November 2019

Boulevard Estate and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

Bradford Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Brickfields Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Burke Road Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Burwood Road Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Burwood Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Camberwell Railway Station Incorporated Plan 2007 C55

Canyanboon Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Carabacel (later ‘Carrick Hill’, later ‘Dunreay’) Statement of Significance, March C309boro 2019

Carmelite Monastery Melbourne Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

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City of Boroondara Attachment 7.4.1 324 Council Meeting Agenda 24/08/2020

AMENDMENT C284BOROPT1BORO

Name of document Introduced by:

Chandler Highway Upgrade Incorporated Document, March 2016 (Amended GC80 December 2017)

Church House Statement of Significance (146 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn), C319boro Incorporated Document, November 2019

Clifton Estate Residential Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Clomanto Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Cotham Village Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Craigmill Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, December C285C284boro (Part1) 2018August 2020

Cukierman Residence Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Dalsworth Statement of Significance, December 2018 C285

Dickie House Statement of Significance, December 2018August 2020 C285C284boro (Part1)

Duplex Statement of Significance (35 to 37 Rowland Street, Kew), January C293 2019

East Kew Uniting Church and former Citizens Hall Statement of Significance C307boro 2018

Edwardian Shops, 556-558 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Statement of C285 Significance, December 2018August 2020 C284boro (Part1)

Eira Statement of Significance, December 2018August 2020 C285C284boro (Part1)

Essington Estate & Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Evandale (formerly Dewrang) Statement of Significance (269 Union Road, C319boro Balwyn), Incorporated Document,November 2019

Fankhauser Farmhouse Statement of Significance C276boro

Farey Brothers’ Bakery (former) Statement of Significance, December C285C284boro (Part1) 2018August 2020

Fernside (former) Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Flats Statement of Significance (7 Mangan Street, Balwyn), Incorporated C319boro Document, November 2019

Flats Statement of Significance (20 Denmark Hill Road, Hawthorn East), March C309boro 2019

Flying Fox Campsite, Yarra Bend Park, December 2004 C60

Former Frank Paton Memorial Church and Hall Statement of Significance C319boro (958A Burke Road, Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

Former Lion Rubber Works, Grant Dorman Statement of Significance, C285C284boro (Part 1) December 2018August 2020

Glenferrie and Riversdale Roads Commercial Precinct Statement of C285C284boro (Part 1) Significance, December 2018August 2020

Goldthorns Hill and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Grange Hill (former Hillsbury) Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Harp Village Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

Havelock Road, Denmark Hill Road and Linton Court Precinct Statement of C309boro Significance, March 2019

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City of Boroondara Attachment 7.4.1 325 Council Meeting Agenda 24/08/2020

AMENDMENT C284BOROPT1BORO

Name of document Introduced by:

House and Garden Statement of Significance (171 Doncaster Road, Balwyn C319boro North), Incorporated Document, November 2019

House Statement of Significance (1 MountainView Road, Balwyn North), C319boro Incorporated Document, November 2019

House Statement of Significance (31 Studley Park Road, Kew), January 2019 C293

House Statement of Significance (336 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East), C309boro March 2019

House Statement of Significance (59 Pakington Street, Kew), January 2019 C293

Houses (5 & 7 Higham Road, Hawthorn East), March 2019 C309boro

Iona Estate Residential Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Kew East Primary School No. 3161 Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

Kew Primary School No. 1075 Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Kew Residential Services Urban Design Framework, October 2003 C53

Kew Service Reservoir Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Khartoum Statement of Significance (8 Kitchener Street, Deepdene), C319boro Incorporated Document, November 2019

Les Cloches Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Lindum Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Longford Estate & Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Lumeah Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

M1 Redevelopment Project, October 2006 C62

Mararoa Statement of Significance (28 Leonard Street, Deepdene), C319boro Incorporated Document, November 2019

Mardegan House Statement of Significance 2018 c307boro

Maud Street Maisonette Precinct Statement of Significance C276boro

May Street Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

McDonald-Smith House (former) Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Melbourne City Link Project – Advertising Sign Locations, November 2003 VC20

Melbourne Croquet Club (Former Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club) Statement C285C284boro (Part 1) of Significance, December 2018August 2020

Merledon Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Milston House Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Misso House Statement of Significance 2018 c307boro

Mombah (former) Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Monash Freeway Upgrade Project Incorporated Document, March 2016 GC47

Newtown Housing Project Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

North East Link Project Incorporated Document, December 2019 GC98

Norwood Terrace Statement of Significance, December 2018August 2020 C285C284boro (Part1)

Omro Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Palace Balwyn Cinema Statement of Significance C276boro

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Name of document Introduced by:

Residence Statement of Significance (264 Cotham Road, Kew), January 2019 C293

Reumah Statement of Significance(1 Reumah Court,Balwyn), Incorporated C319boro Document, November 2019

Rexmoor Statement of Significance (8 Boston Road,Balwyn), Incorporated C319boro Document, November 2019

Riversdale Reserve Precinct Statement of Significance, December 2018August C285C284boro (Part1) 2020

Riversdale Village Precinct Statement of Significance, December 2018August C285C284boro (Part1) 2020

Rookery Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, December 2018August C285C284boro (Part1) 2020

Rosetta Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Ryeburne Avenue Precinct Extension (HO161), March 2019 C309boro

Shanklin, St Lawrence, Auburn, Fernside, Illawarra, Riversdale, Tooronga C309boro Statement of Significance, March 2019

Shops Statement of Significance (1139-1141 Burke Road, Kew), January 2019 C293

Shrine of St Anthony Church Complex Statement of Significance, December C285C284boro (Part1) 2018August 2020

Silver Birches (formerly Hillsborough) and Garden Statement of Significance C319boro (129-131 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

Site Specific Control Under Schedule to Clause 52.03 of the Boroondara C91 Planning Scheme, 347 and 347A Riversdale Rd, Hawthorn East, April 2012

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara C220 Planning Scheme, 1 Whitehorse Road, Deepdene, June 2015

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara NPS1 Planning Scheme, 20 Delany Close, Canterbury, October 1999

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara NPS1 Planning Scheme, 29, 31, 33 Allambee Avenue, Camberwell, October 1999

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara C220 Planning Scheme, 308 High Street, Kew, June 2015

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara NPS1 Planning Scheme, 83 Charles Street, Kew, October 1999

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara NPS1 Planning Scheme, 240 Camberwell Road, Camberwell, October 1999

Site Specific Control Under Schedule To Clause 52.03 of the City of Boroondara C143 Planning Scheme, Nos. 217 - 219 Cotham Road, Kew, March 2012

Smith’s Paddock (Burwood Reserve) Environs Precinct Statement of C309boro Significance, March 2019

St Anne's Church Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

St Barnabas’ Anglican Church Statement of Significance C276boro

St Joseph’s Catholic School (formerly St John’s School) Statement of C285C284boro (Part1) Significance, December 2018August 2020

St Paul's Anglican Church Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

Stonyhurst & Athol Estates Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Surbiton Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

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Name of document Introduced by:

Thornton Estate Residential Precinct Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Toorak Road, Kooyong Level Crossing Removal Project Incorporated GC126 Document, May 2019

Tooronga Village Incorporated Plan, 2013 C188

Tram Shelter Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Trengrove House Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Urangeline (former Edzell, Mildura) Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Victoria Road Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 C309boro

Victorian Shops, 817-821 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Statement of Significance, C285C284boro (Part1) December 2018August 2020

Victory Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, December 2018August C285C284boro (Part1) 2020

Violet Grove and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, December C285C284boro (Part1) 2018August 2020

Walker Development Plan – Kew, Building Height Envelope Plan, March 2006 C65

William Carey Chapel Statement of Significance, January 2019 C293

Willsmere Park Shared Path Project June 2013 C142

Windella Avenue and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance 2018 C307boro

Woodford Statement of Significance, December 2018August 2020 C285C284boro (Part1)

Yarralands Flats Statement of Significance, December 2018August 2020 C285C284boro (Part1)

System Note: The following ordinance will be modified in Sub-Clause:72.08 BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS, Schedule:SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 72.08 BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS

1.0 Background documents C284boroPt1boro Name of background document Amendment number - clause reference

None specifiedCity of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage C284boro (Part 1) - Clause 43.01 Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

System Note: The following ordinance will be modified in Sub-Clause:43.01 HERITAGE OVERLAY, Schedule:SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 43.01 HERITAGE OVERLAY

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2.0 Heritage places C284boroPt1boro The requirements of this overlay apply to both the heritage place and its associated land.

PS map Heritage place External Internal Tree Outbuildings or Included on Prohibited uses Aboriginal ref paint alteration controls fences not exempt the Victorian permitted? heritage controls controls apply? under Clause Heritage place? apply? apply? 43.01-4 Register under the Heritage Act 2017?

HO1 Golf Links Estate, Camberwell No No No No No No No Includes Camberwell Rd (part), Christowel St (part), Fairmont Ave (part), Finsbury Way, Lansell Cres, Lyric Grove, Maple Cres, Marlborough Ave, Murdoch St (part), Orrong Cres, Tyrone St (part).

HO2 House No No No No No No No 19 Anderson Road, Hawthorn East

HO3 Ercildoune Yes No No No No Yes No 424 Auburn Road, Hawthorn

HO4 Xavier College - - - - Yes Yes No 135 Barkers Road, Kew Ref No H893

HO5 House No No No No No No No 62 Barkers Road, Hawthorn

HO6 Preshil Junior School - - - - Yes Yes No 395 Barkers Road, Kew Ref No H72

HO7 House No No No No No No No 492 Barkers Road, Hawthorn East

HO8 Werona No No No No No No No 500 Barkers Road, Hawthorn East

HO9 St Ouen No No No No No No No 520 Barkers Road, Hawthorn East

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HO10 Turinville Yes No No No No Yes No 53 Barnard Grove, Kew

HO11 D’estaville - - - - Yes Yes No 7 Barry Street, Kew Ref No H201

HO12 Marathon No No No No No No No 1 Beaconsfield Road, Hawthorn East

HO13 House No No No No No No No 10 Beaconsfield Rd, Hawthorn East

HO14 House No No No No No No No 12 Beaconsfield Rd, Hawthorn East

HO15 Avondale No No No No No No No 22 Berkeley Street, Hawthorn

HO16 House (formerly Wakato) No No No No No No No 38 Berkeley Street, Hawthorn

HO17 Broughton Hall(formerly Tara) - - - - Yes Yes No 2 Berwick Street, Camberwell Ref No H1176

HO18 Former ES&A Bank - - - - Yes Yes No 482 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East Ref No H534

HO19 Nachemo No No No No No No No 997 Burke Road, Hawthorn East

HO21 House No No No No No No No 1093 Burke Road, Hawthorn East

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HO22 Ultima No No No No No No No 1099 Burke Road, Hawthorn East

HO23 Former Invergowrie Lodge - - - - Yes Yes No 8 Palmer Place, Hawthorn Ref No H517

HO24 Manresa Peoples Centre (Former ES&A - - - - Yes Yes No Bank) Ref No H516 343 Burwood Road, Hawthorn

HO25 House No No No No No No No 759 Burwood Road, Hawthorn East

HO26 Kardinia No No No No No No No 8 Calvin Street, Hawthorn

HO28 Camberwell Court House and Police Station - - - - Yes Yes No 311-317 Camberwell Rd, Camberwell Ref No H1194

HO29 Canterbury Mansions - - - - Yes Yes No 208 Canterbury Road and 126 Maling Road, Ref No H869 Canterbury

HO30 Grace Park House - - - - Yes Yes No 19 Chrystobel Crescent, Hawthorn Ref No H730

HO31 Huntingtower Yes No No No No Yes No 106 Church Street, Hawthorn

HO32 Former Bridge Hotel - - - - Yes Yes No 155 Church Street, Hawthorn Ref No H449

HO33 House No No No No No No No

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27 Constance Street, Hawthorn East

HO34 Second Church of Christ Scientist - - - - Yes Yes No 41 Cookson Street, Camberwell Ref No H1196

HO36 Invergowrie - - - - Yes Yes No 21 Coppin Grove, Hawthorn Ref No H195

HO37 Wimba Yes No No No No Yes No 235 Cotham Road, Kew

HO38 Ross House(formerly Charleville) - - - - Yes Yes No 292 Cotham Road, Kew Ref No H202

HO39 The Hawthorns - - - - Yes Yes No 5 Creswick Street, Hawthorn Ref No H457

HO40 Mackillop House (Sisters of St Joseph) No No No No No No No 13 Havelock Road, Hawthorn

HO41 Riverton No No No No No No No 22 Elm Street, Hawthorn

HO42 Hawthorn Railway Station Complex - - - - Yes Yes No 54 Burwood Road, Hawthorn Ref No H1566

HO43 House No No No No No No No 10 Faircroft Avenue, Glen Iris

HO44 Toxtern No No No No No No No 4 Fordholm Road, Hawthorn

HO45 Konsley No No No No No No No

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7 Fordholm Road, Hawthorn

HO46 Glenferrie Railway Station Complex - - - - Yes Yes No 668 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Ref No H1671

HO47 House No No No No No No No 568 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

HO48 Hawthorn Presbyterian Church Yes No No No No Yes No 580-582 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

HO50 Cottingley No No No No No No No 16 Glenroy Road, Hawthorn

HO51 Oxbridge House Yes No No No No Yes No 12 Grandview Grove, Hawthorn East

HO52 Alloarmo - - - - Yes Yes No 5 Grattan Street, Hawthorn Ref No H552

HO53 House No No No No No No No 15 Grattan Street, Hawthorn

HO54 Rotha - - - - Yes Yes No 29 Harcourt Street, Hawthorn East Ref No H510

HO63 House No No No No No No No 3 Henrietta Street, Hawthorn

HO64 Boroondara General Cemetery, - - - - Yes Yes No Springthorpe Memorial & Cussen Memorial Ref No H49 & 430-440 High Street, Kew Ref No H522 & Ref No H2036

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HO67 National Australia Bank Yes No No No No Yes No 185 High Street, Kew

HO68 Former Kew Post Office - - - - Yes Yes No 186 High Street, Kew Ref No H885

HO69 Police Station and former Court House - - - - Yes Yes No 188 High Street, Kew Ref No H944

HO70 Holy Trinity Church and Vicarage Yes No No No No Yes No 249-251 High Street, Kew

HO71 Waverley No No No No No No No 7 Higham Road, Hawthorn East

HO72 House Yes No No No No Yes No 3/2 Hodgson Street, Kew

HO73 Wandara No No No No No No No 5 Hollingsworth Avenue, Hawthorn

HO74 Oxford - - - - Yes Yes No 21 Isabella Grove, Hawthorn Ref No H196

HO75 House Yes No No No No Yes No 96 Kilby Road, Kew

HO76 Colinetta No No No No No No No 9 Kildare Street, Hawthorn East

HO77 Shenton, also known as Immigration - - - - Yes Yes No Reception Centre Ref No H788 41 Kinkora Road, Hawthorn

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HO78 Talandoon No No No No No No No 10-12 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn

HO79 Crossakiel No No No No No No No 26 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn

HO80 House No No No No No No No 45 Liddiard Street, Hawthorn

HO81 House No No No No No No No 51 Liddiard Street, Hawthorn

HO82 House Yes No No No No Yes No 71 Liddiard Street, Hawthorn

HO83 Glenferrie Oval Grandstand - - - - Yes Yes No 34 Linda Crescent, Hawthorn Ref No H890

HO84 Maroondah Yes No No No No Yes No 22 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO85 Cintra No No No No No No No 34 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO86 Formerly Austral No No No No No No No 38 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO87 Kinvonvie No No No No No No No 42 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO88 Valetta No No No No No No No 47 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

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HO89 Formerly Roslyn No No No No No No No 58 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO90 House No No No No No No No 65 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO91 House No No No No No No No 12 MacDonald Street, Glen Iris

HO92 Ivy Grange Yes No No No No Yes No 3 Malmsbury Street, Kew

HO93 House No No No No No No No 11 Manningtree Road, Hawthorn

HO94 House No No No No No No No 81 Manningtree Road, Hawthorn

HO95 Glenferrie Primary School No. 1508 - - - - Yes Yes No 78-98 Manningtree Road, Hawthorn Ref No H1630

HO96 Carrigal Yes No No No No Yes No 18-20 Mason Street, Hawthorn

HO97 Craignethorn No No No No No No No 24-26 Mason Street, Hawthorn

HO98 Eyre Court - - - - Yes Yes No 2 Molesworth Street, Canterbury Ref No H817

HO99 Frognall - - - - Yes Yes No 54 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury Ref No H707

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HO100 Former Dairy No No No No No No No 2 Neave Street, Hawthorn East First 5 metres from Myrniong Grove, including facade of the former dairy.

HO101 Xavier Preparatory School - - - - Yes Yes No (formerly Studley House, also known as Ref No H789 Wren House) 2 Nolan Avenue, Kew

HO102 Formerly Goldthorns Yes No No No No Yes No 86 Normanby Road, Kew

HO103 Formerly Ramornie Yes No No No No Yes No 24 Pakington Street, Kew

HO104 Formerly Roseneath Yes No No No No Yes No 62 Peel Street, Kew

HO105 Parlington - - - - Yes Yes No 46 Parlington Street, Canterbury Ref No H731

HO106 Booroke Yes No No No No Yes No 131 Power Street, Hawthorn

HO107 Manor Court Lodge No No No No No No No 144 Power Street, Hawthorn

HO108 House No No No No No No No 174 Power Street, Hawthorn

HO109 Former Willsmere Hospital - - - - Yes Yes No

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1-258 Wiltshire Drive and 21 Vaughan Ref No H861 Crescent, Kew

HO110 Auburn Primary School No. 2948 - - - - Yes Yes No 51 Rathmines Road, Hawthorn East Ref No H1707

HO111 Eyrecourt No No No No No No No 11 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO112 House No No No No No No No 62 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO113 Summerlea No No No No No No No 7 Summerlea Grove, Hawthorn (Also known as 76 Riversdale Road)

HO114 House No No No No No No No 82 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO115 House No No No No No No No 169 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO116 Former Robin Boyd House - - - - Yes No No 664-666 Riversdale Rd, Camberwell Ref No H879

HO117 McCartney House Yes No No No No Yes No 19 Rockingham Close, Kew

HO118 Ennis Mount No No No No No No No 5 Rosslyn Street, Hawthorn East

HO119 Cullymont - - - - Yes Yes No 4 Selwyn Street , Canterbury Ref No H811

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HO120 'The Haven' homes for women No No No No No No No 2 Station Street, Hawthorn East

HO121 'The Haven' homes for women No No No No No No No 2A Station Street, Hawthorn East

HO122 'The Haven' homes for women No No No No No No No 4 Station Street, Hawthorn East

HO123 'The Haven' homes for women No No No No No No No 4A Station Street, Hawthorn East

HO125 House No No No No No No No 77 St Helens Road, Hawthorn East

HO126 Boatshedsand Boat House, Studley Park Yes No No No No Yes No Studley Park

HO127 Kanes footbridge, Studley Park Yes No No No No Yes No 114 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO128 Raheen - - - - Yes Yes No 96 Studley Park Road, Kew Ref No H515

HO129 House Swinton Yes No No No No Yes No 23 Swinton Avenue, Kew

HO130 Kawarau - - - - Yes Yes No 405 Tooronga Road, Hawthorn Ref No H489

HO131 House No No No No No No No 12 Tower Place, Hawthorn East

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HO132 Auburn Railway Station Complex - - - - Yes Yes No 99 Auburn Road, Hawthorn East Ref No H1559

HO133 Former Hawthorn Tramways Trust Depot - - - - Yes Yes No 8 Wallen Road, Hawthorn Ref No H876

HO134 Villa Alba - - - - Yes No No 44 Walmer Street, Kew Ref No H605

HO135 Otira Yes No No No No Yes No 73 Walpole Street, Kew

HO136 Jefferies House - - - - Yes Yes No 7 Warwick Avenue, Surrey Hills Ref No H461

HO137 House No No No No No No No 44 Wattle Road, Hawthorn

HO138 House No No No No No No No 60 Wattle Road, Hawthorn

HO139 Harelands Yes No No No No Yes No 5 Willsmere Road, Kew

HO140 House and stable No No No No No No No 1-1A Wiseman St, Hawthorn East

HO141 Zetland - - - - Yes No No 16 Yarra Street, Hawthorn Ref No H477

HO142 Barrington Avenue Precinct,Kew No No No No No No No

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Includes Adeney Ave (part), Barrington Ave, Belmont Ave (part), Glenferrie Rd (part), Hillcrest Ave (part), Kent St, Marshall Ave, Park Hill Rd (part), Ridgeway Ave, Uvadale Gve.

HO142 Barrington Avenue Precinct extension,Kew No No No No Noho1 No No Expiry Includes 2 to 6 (even) Barrington Avenue; date: 135 to 187 (odd) Cotham Road (excluding 161 and 167 Cotham Road); 2A Hillcrest 12/3/2021 Avenue; and 2 Kent Street, Kew

HO143 Barry Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes A’Beckett St (part), Barry St, Cameron Ct, Fellows St (part), Fernhurst Gve (part), Holroyd St (part), Molesworth St (part), Princess St (part), Sir William St (part), Stawell St (part), Studley Ave (part), Wills St (part).

HO143 Barry Street Precinct extension, Kew No No No No No No No Expiry Applies to 31 to 57 (odd) Princess Street date: (excluding 33 and 35 Princess Street) and 19 to 23 (odd) Wills Street, Kew 12/3/2021

HO144 Burke Road Precinct, Hawthorn East No No No No No No No Includes Burke Rd (part).

HO145 Maling Road Shopping Centre and No Yes - No No No No No Residential Environs, Canterbury Reredos at 2-2A Includes Bryson St, Canterbury Rd (part), Margaret Church St, Claremont Cres, Cross St, Street, Golding St, Highfield Rd (part), Leeds St, Canterbury Logan St, Maling Rd (part), Margaret St, only Matlock St (part), McGregor St, Milton St

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(part), Molesworth St, Prospect Hill Rd (part), Scott St, Short St, Selwyn St, Theatre Pl, Warburton Rd (part), Wattle Valley Rd (part), Wilandra Ave

HO146 Central Gardens Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Allen St, Falmouth St, Henry St (part), Malmsbury Street (part), Selbourne St (part), William St (part).

HO146 Central Gardens Precinct Extension, No No No No No No No Hawthorn Interim control 2- 30 & 1A – 15 Malmsbury Street, Hawthorn Expiry Date: 12/3/2021

HO147 Corsewall Close Precinct, Hawthorn East No No No No No No No Includes Corsewall Close

HO148 Fairview Park Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Fairview St (part), Riversdale Ct (part), Riversdale Rd (part), Wallen Rd (part).

HO149 Glenferrie Hill Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Callantina Rd (part) and, Glenferrie Rd (part) and Wellesley Road (part).

HO149 Glenferrie Hill Precinct Extension, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Interim 1 – 3 Wellesley Rd Hawthorn control

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Expiry Date: 12/3/2021

HO150 Glenferrie Road Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Barkers Rd (part), Byron St, Charles St (part), Coleridge St, College Pde, College Pl, Cotham Rd (part), Doona Ave, Edgevale Rd, Gordon Ave, Glenferrie Rd (part), Highbury Gve, Lofts Ave (part), Rossfield Ave (part), Scott St, Selbourne Rd, St Johns Pde, Stirling St, Union St (part), Wellington St (part)

HO150 Glenferrie Road Precinct extension, Kew No No No No No No No Expiry only applies to 4 Belmont Avenue; 154 (part date: of) to 182 (even) Cotham Road;1 to 5 (all) Franks Grove; 7 to 19 (odd) and 2 to 14 12/3/2021 (even) Rossfield Avenue and 3 and 5 Rossfield Avenue (part of 231 Barkers Road, Kew); and 5 to 19 (odd) and 2 to 28 (even) Stansell Street, Kew

HO151 Harcourt Street Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Auburn Rd (part), Barkers Rd (part), Bayview Ave, Harcourt St (part), Higham Rd (part), Kildare St (part), Molesworth St, Rathmines Rd (part)

HO152 Grace Park and Hawthorn Grove Precincts, No No No No No No No Hawthorn Includes Barkers Rd (part), Charles St, Chrystobel Cr, Clovelly Crt, Denham St (part), Elgin St (part), Eric St, Grove Rd

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(part), Hawthorn Gve, Hilda Cr, Lennox St (part), Kinkora Rd, Linda Cres (part), Mary St, Moore St, Power St (part), Ruby St.

HO154 Lower Burke Road Precinct, Glen Iris No No No No No No No Includes Burke Road (part).

HO155 Lyndhurst Crescent Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Lyndhurst Cres (part).

HO156 Morang Road Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Evansdale Rd (part), Morang Rd (part), Rosney Street (part) Railway Place (part)

HO157 Oswin Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Glass St (part), Irymple Ave, Namur St, Oswin St.

HO158 Walmer Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Ettrick St (part), Hodgson St (part), Nolan Ave (part), Studley Park Rd (part), Walmer St.

HO159 Prospect Hill Road Precinct, Camberwell No No No No No No No Avoca St, Berwick St, Brinsley Rd, Broadway, Cookson St (part), Craig Ave, Derby St, Fermanagh Rd, Holly St, Kasouka Rd, Kingsley St, Kintore St, Loch St, Lorne Gve, Moorehouse St, Palmerston St, Prospect Hill Rd (part), Riversdale Rd (part), Royal Cres, Russell St, Sefton Pl, Stanhope Gve, Thorn St, Trafalgar Rd, Victoria Rd, Wandin Rd, Waterloo St, East Camberwell Railway Station.

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HO160 Rathmines Grove Precinct, Hawthorn East No No No No No No No Includes Rathmines Gve (part), Rathmines Rd (part).

HO161 Ryeburne Avenue Precinct, Hawthorn East No No No No No No No Includes Harcourt St (part), Kildare St (part), Rathmines Rd (part), Ryburne Ave.

HO162 Sackville Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Sackville Street (part), Wrixon Street (part).

HO162 Sackville Street Precinct extension, Kew No No No No No No No Expiry only applies to 1185 to 1189 (odd) Burke date: Road; 3 and 6 to 14 (even) Grange Road (excluding 12 Grange Road); and 16 12/3/2021 Rowland Street, Kew

HO163 St James Park Estate, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Burwood Rd (part), Coppin Gve, Isabella Gve, Shakespeare Gve, Wyuna Ave, Yarra St (part).

HO164 Leslie Street Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No, except for No vicarage building Includes Leslie Street of St Columbs Urquhart Estate, Hawthorn: includes The Church at 448 Boulevard (part), Elmie St (part), Goodall Burwood Road, St (part), Lyall St (part), Swinburne Ave Hawthorn (part), Urquhart St. Oxley Road Precinct, Hawthorn: includes Burwood Rd (part), Camden Rd, Dean Ave, Edlington St (part), Elmie St (part), Goodall St (part), Hepburn St, Kent St, Launder St,

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Lyall St (part), Minona St, Oxley Rd, Paterson St, St Columbs St, Auburn Rd (part).

HO164 Leslie Street Precinct Extension, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Interim 168 – 178 & 198 – 218 Auburn Rd; and 1 control – 17 & 6 – 12 Edlington St Hawthorn Expiry Date: 12/3/2021

HO165 Wanganella (formerly St Johns Wood) Yes No No No No Yes No 8 Aird Street, Camberwell

HO166 House Yes No No No No Yes No 39 Avenue Athol, Canterbury

HO168 House Yes No No No No Yes No 27 Balwyn Road, Canterbury

HO169 Fintona Girls School (formerly Tourmont) Yes No No No No Yes No 79 Balwyn Road, Balwyn Front area ‘Tourmont’, i.e. driveway, 10 metres from northern edge of building, 3.5 metres setback west side of building, 2 metres setback from the south boundary of building.

HO170 House Yes No No No No Yes No 6 Bulleen Road, Balwyn North

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HO171 Linda House (former) Yes No Yes - No No Yes No Mature 19-21 Canterbury Road, Camberwell Moreton Front setback of land including 34 metres Bay Fig, from the eastern boundary abutting Deodar Canterbury Road to ‘Linda House’ centred Cedar and on building and 2.5 metres setback from Eucalypt north and west of building

HO172 House Yes No No No No Yes No 31 Canterbury Road, Canterbury

HO174 House Yes No No No No Yes No 10 Donna Buang Street, Camberwell

HO175 Wiora Yes No No No No Yes Yes 21 Irilbarra Road, Canterbury

HO176 House Yes No No No No Yes No 3 Kalonga Road, Balwyn North

HO177 House Yes No No No No Yes No 43 Kireep Road, Balwyn

HO178 Residence, formerly Colinton - - - - Yes Yes No 92 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury Ref No H1399

HO179 Alzheimer Society of Victoria (House) Yes No No No No Yes No 98 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO180 House Yes No No No No Yes No 16 Muswell Hill, Glen Iris

HO182 Travencore (formerly Stanmore) Yes No No No No Yes No

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608 Riversdale Road, Camberwell

HO183 Astolat Yes No No No No Yes No 630 Riversdale Road, Camberwell

HO184 Flats Yes No No No No Yes No 7 Rochester Road, Canterbury

HO185 House Yes No No No No Yes No 9 Rochester Road, Canterbury

HO187 House Yes No No No No Yes No 23 Sunnyside Avenue, Camberwell

HO188 Stargazer House Yes No No No No Yes No 1/2 Taurus Street, Balwyn North

HO189 House Yes No No Yes No Yes No 15 Walbundry Avenue, Balwyn North

HO190 Medlow Yes No No No No Yes No 42 Warrigal Road, Surrey Hills

HO191 Hassett’s Estate & Environs, Camberwell No No No No No No No Includes Alta St, Catherine St, Cooba St, Cooloongatta Rd (part) Dorothea St, Elphin Gve (part), Hassett Ave, Griotte St, Quantock St, Maysia St, Prospect Hill Rd (part), Riversdale Rd (part).

HO192 Reid Estate, Balwyn No No No No No No No Includes Barnsbury Rd (part), Belmont Ave (part), Bowley Ave, Chatfield Ave, Crest Ave, Highton Gve, Lydia St (part), Maleela

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Ave (part), Myambert Ave, Oakdale Ave, Palm Gve, Parkside Ave (part), Pelham Pl (part), Ruhbank Ave, Salisbury St (part), Walsh St (part).

HO193 Campion College (formerly Dalswaith) Yes No No No No Yes No 99 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO194 Neville Yes No No No No Yes No 46 Fellows Street, Kew

HO195 House Yes No No No No Yes No 1 Fellows Street, Kew and 99 Princess Street, Kew

HO196 Mynda Yes No No No No Yes No 5 Molesworth Street, Kew

HO198 House Yes No No No No Yes No 33 Uvadale Grove, Kew

HO200 RSL (formerly Wilton) Yes No No No No Yes No 63 Cotham Road, Kew

HO201 Butleigh Wootton Yes No No No No Yes No 867 Glenferrie Road, Kew

HO202 Formerly Melrose Yes No No No No Yes No 878 Glenferrie Road, Kew

HO203 Comaques Yes No No No No Yes No 896 Glenferrie Road, Kew

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HO204 Methodist Ladies College Yes No No No No Yes No (Main Block, Assembly Hall, Resource Centre) 207 Barkers Road, Kew

HO205 Formerly Mount View Yes No No No No Yes No 12 Selbourne Road, Kew (part)

HO206 Formerly Tarring Yes No No No No Yes No 12 Selbourne Road, Kew (part)

HO207 Evangeline Yes No No No No Yes No 15 Hawthorn Grove, Hawthorn

HO208 House Yes No No No No Yes No 38 Hawthorn Grove, Hawthorn

HO209 Auburn Uniting Church Complex - - - - Yes Yes No 81 Oxley Road and 3 Hepburn Street, Ref No H2034 Hawthorn

HO210 Terrick Terricks Yes No No No No Yes No 11 Paterson Street, Hawthorn

HO211 Auburn House (formerly Malling Grove) Yes No No No No Yes No 4 Goodall Street, Hawthorn

HO212 Former Augustine Congregational Church Yes No No No No Yes No 492-500 Burwood Road, Hawthorn

HO213 Tay Creggan (Strathcona Baptist Girls - - - - Yes Yes No School) Ref No H2210 30 Yarra Street, Hawthorn

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HO214 Monda Yes No No No No Yes No 52 Prospect Hill Road, Canterbury

HO215 Fairholme Yes No No No No Yes No 35 Prospect Hill Road, Canterbury

HO216 Beechfield Yes No No No No Yes No 21 Trafalgar Road, Camberwell

HO217 Baldene Yes No No No No Yes No 10 Sefton Place, Camberwell

HO218 House Yes No No No No Yes No 28 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO219 Xavier Preparatory School (formerly Yes No No No No Yes No Waverley) 2 Nolan Avenue, Kew (part)

HO220 West Hawthorn Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Barkers Rd, Barton St, Brook St (part), Burwood Rd (part), Church St (part), College St, Colvin Gve, Connell St, Creswick St (part), Denham St (part), Edgerton St, Elgin St (part), Fashoda St, Grove Rd (part), Hill St, Honour Ave, Lennox St (part), Lion St, Mason St (part), Melville St, Simpson Pl, Smart St, Spencer St, Randolph St, Wood St.

HO220 West Hawthorn Precinct Extension No No No No No No No Interim 5 – 47 & 4 – 40 Lennox St, and 48 control Denham, St

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HO221 Uniting Church and Uniting Church Hall Yes No No No No Yes No 21-25 Highbury Grove, Kew

HO222 Former Hawthorn Fire Station - - - - Yes Yes No 66-68 William Street, Hawthorn Ref No H1327

HO223 Villa Maria Yes No No No No Yes No 6 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO224 Coorinyah Yes No No No No Yes No 150 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury

HO225 Fairview Avenue Precinct, Camberwell No No No No No No No Fairview Avenue

HO226 Goodwin Street and Somerset Road No No No No No No No Precinct, Glen Iris Goodwin Street (part), Somerset Road (part), Glen Iris.

HO227 Great Glen Iris Railway Junction Estate and No No No No No No No Environs, Ashburton Includes Dent St (part), Highgate Gve, Lexia St, Ward St.

HO228 Holyrood Estate and Environs, Camberwell No No No No No No No Includes Dominic St, Highfield Rd (part), Holyrood St, Hunter Rd (part), Riversdale Rd (part), Wattle Valley Rd (part).

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HO229 Ross Street Precinct, Surrey Hills No No No No No No No Ross Street, Surrey Hills

HO230 Toorak Estate and Environs, Glen Iris No No No No No No No Includes Burke Rd (part), Howitt St, Nepean St (part), Turner St (part).

HO231 Riverside Estate and Environs, Balwyn No No No No No No No North Includes Bulleen Rd (part), Burke Rd (part), Cascade St (part), Doncaster Rd (part), Inverness Way, Kyora Pde, Riverside Ave (part), The Boulevard (part), Walbundry Ave.

HO232 House Yes No No No No Yes No 57 Cotham Road, Kew

HO233 Westella Yes No No No No Yes No 39 Kinkora Road, Hawthorn

HO234 Formerly Pomeroy Yes No No No No Yes No 43 Sackville Street, Kew

HO235 Carn Brae Yes No No No No Yes No 5 Harcourt Street, Hawthorn East

HO236 Wembden Yes No No No No Yes No 40 Chrystobel Crescent, Hawthorn

HO237 House Yes No No No No Yes No 45 Chrystobel Crescent, Hawthorn

HO238 Ensignton Yes No No No No Yes No

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51 Chrystobel Crescent, Hawthorn

HO239 House Yes No No No No Yes No 37 Mary Street, Hawthorn

HO240 Alverno Yes No No No No Yes No 53-55 Mary Street, Hawthorn

HO241 House Yes No No No No Yes No 8 Moore Street, Hawthorn

HO242 Cestria - - - - Yes Yes No 521 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Ref No H1924

HO243 Hawthorn House (formerly Richmond Yes No No No No Yes No House) 1 Shakespeare Grove, Hawthorn

HO244 Avon Court Yes No No No No Yes No 20 Shakespeare Grove, Hawthorn

HO245 House Yes No No No No Yes No 31 Shakespeare Grove, Hawthorn

HO246 Glucksburg Yes No No No No Yes No 9 Yarra Street, Hawthorn

HO247 Talana - - - - Yes Yes No 1 Harcourt Street, Hawthorn East Ref No H2382

HO248 Murtoa (formerly Lexinton) Yes No No No No Yes No 7 Harcourt Street, Hawthorn East

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HO249 Kyverdale Yes No No No No Yes No 186-190 Auburn Road, Hawthorn

HO251 Clemson House - - - - Yes No No 24 Milfay Avenue, Kew Ref No H2006

HO252 Genazzano FCJ College - - - - Yes Yes No 285-315 Cotham Road, Kew Ref No H1902

HO255 168A Mont Albert Road, Canterbury No No Yes No No No No

HO257 Mountfield No No Yes No No No No 4-6 Mont Albert Rd and 35 Parlington Street, Canterbury Incorporated plan “Mountfield” Estate Incorporated Plan, March 2005 (updated September 2011)

HO258 Shrublands - - - - Yes Yes No 16 Balwyn Road, Canterbury Ref No H2037

HO260 Auburn Village Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes 96-152 and 87-137 Auburn Road, 549-669 and 574-608 Burwood Road, Hawthorn

HO261 The Undertaker; Former Masonic Hall No No No No No No 329 and 331 Burwood Road, Hawthorn

HO262 Hawthorn Catholic Parish Office; Roman No No No No No No Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception

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345 Burwood Road, Hawthorn and 347 Burwood Road, Hawthorn

H0263 Camberwell Railway Station No No Yes No No No No 2R Cookson Street, Camberwell Incorporated plan Camberwell Railway Station Incorporated Plan 2007

HO264 Balwyn Road Residential Precinct No No No No No No No

HO271 House No No No No No No No 207 Barkers Road, Kew

HO272 Former Carn Brae, Glenwood, Wrixon No No No No No No No House 311 Barkers Road, Kew

HO273 Eurobin No No No No No No No 389 Barkers Road, Kew

HO274 Former Kew Fire Station No No No No No Yes No 35-37 Belford Road, Kew East

HO277 House No No No No No No No 1 Bradford Avenue, Kew

HO278 House No No No No No No No 1199 Burke Road, Kew

HO279 House No No No No No No No 1205 Burke Road, Kew

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HO280 Gosmont No No No No No No No 1221 Burke Road, Kew

HO281 Carbethon No No No No No No No 1223 Burke Road, Kew

HO282 E A Watts House No No No No No No No 1291 Burke Road, Kew

HO283 House No No No No No No No 46 Clyde Street, East Kew

HO284 House No No No No No No No 161 Cotham Road, Kew

HO285 House No No No No No No No 167 Cotham Road, Kew

HO287 Sheringham Flats No No No No No No No 206-208 Cotham Road, Kew

HO288 Tanfield Lee Flats No No No No No No No 221-229 Cotham Road, Kew

HO289 Elsfield No No No No No No No 241 Cotham Road, Kew

HO290 El Paso No No No No No No No 294 Cotham Road, Kew

HO291 Cotham No No No No No No No 340 Cotham Road, Kew

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HO293 House No No No No No No No 2 Daracombe Avenue, Kew

HO297 Former Mount Ephraim, Edgecombe, Mount No No No No No No No Edgecombe 26 Edgecombe Street, Kew

HO298 House No No No No No No No 9 Eglinton Street, Kew

HO299 Ashcapby No No No No No No No 162 Eglinton Street, Kew

HO300 House No No No No No No No 20 Fernhurst Grove, Kew

HO303 House No No No No No No No 2 Gellibrand Street, Kew

HO304 House No No No No No No No 6 Gellibrand Street, Kew

HO307 House No No No No No No No 77 Gladstone Street, Kew

HO308 House No No No No No No No 12 Grange Road, Kew

HO309 House No No No No No No No 53 Harp Road, East Kew

HO314 House No No No No No No No 2 Howard Street, Kew

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HO315 House No No No No No No No 10 Howard Street, Kew

HO317 House No No No No No No No 20 Howard Street, Kew

HO318 Hermon No No No No No No No 2 John Street, Kew

HO319 House No No No No No No No 16 John Street, Kew

HO320 Lodge House No No No No No No No 24 Lister Street, East Kew

HO321 Darley No No No No No No No 2 Merrion Grove, Kew

HO325 Townhouses No No No No No No No 76 Molesworth Street, Kew

HO326 Former R Haughton James House No No No No No No No 82 Molesworth Street, Kew

HO327 House No No No No No No No 17 O’Shaughnessy Street, Kew

HO328 Kloa, Formerly Castleman No No No No No No No 57 Pakington Street, Kew

HO329 Terrace Houses No No No No No No No 66-68 Pakington Street, Kew

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HO330 Glen Rose No No No No No No No 70 Pakington Street, Kew

HO331 Allathorn No No No No No No No 83 Pakington Street, Kew

HO332 Waverley No No No No No No No 98 Pakington Street, Kew

HO333 Itzehoe No No No No No No No 72 Peel Street, Kew

HO334 Stawell and Princess No No No No No No No 33-35 Princess Street, Kew

HO336 Inverkelty, later Kiora and Baroona No No No No No No No 11 Redmond Street, Kew

HO337 Howard Pettigrew House No No No No No No No 21 Redmond Street, Kew

HO338 St Hilary’s Church of England Vicarage No No No No No No No 34 Rowland Street, Kew

HO339 House No No No No No No No 3 Second Avenue, Kew

HO340 Monte Cristo, Charleton, Charlstan No No No No No No No 12 Stevenson Street, Kew

HO341 House No No No No No No No 34 Stevenson Street, Kew

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HO342 R G Lawrence House and Flats No No No No No No No 13 Studley Avenue, Kew

HO343 Krongold House No No No No No No No 25 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO344 House No No No No No No No 44 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO345 House No No No No No No No 52 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO346 House No No No No No No No 75 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO347 House No No No No No No No 89 Studley Park Road, Kew

HO348 House No No No No No No No 12 Tara Avenue, Kew

HO349 House and Shop No No No No No No No 1 Tennyson Street, Kew

HO350 Myrtle Hill No No No No No No No 14 Vista Avenue, Kew

HO351 Ormonde No No No No No No No 51 Walpole Street, Kew

HO352 Birralie No No No No No No No 52 Walpole Street, Kew

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HO353 House No No No No No No No 63 Walpole Street, Kew

HO354 Alice Bale House No No No No No No No 83 Walpole Street, Kew

HO355 House No No No No No No No 84 Walpole Street, Kew

HO356 Braeside No No No No No No No 96 Walpole Street, Kew

HO357 House No No No No No No No 118 Walpole Street, Kew

HO362 Bramber No No No No No No No 47 Wills Street, Kew

HO363 Rab-Nov-Jea No No No No No No No 10 Wimba Avenue, Kew

HO364 Thule Croft No No No No No No No 24 Albion Street, Surrey Hills

HO365 Elderslie No No No No No No No 15 Alma Road, Camberwell

HO366 Thomas Gaggin House No No No No No No No 25 Alma Road, Camberwell

HO367 House No No No No No No No 33-35 Alma Road, Camberwell

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HO368 Glenholm, Ngarwee No No No No No No No 36-38 Alma Road, Camberwell

HO369 Rathmore, Rokeby No No No No No No No 78 Athelstan Road, Camberwell

HO370 House No No No No No No No 2 Beatrice Street, Glen Iris

HO371 House No No No No No No No 87-87A Bowen Street, Camberwell

HO372 House No No No No No No No 930-932 Burke Road, Deepdene

HO373 House No No No No No No No 458 Camberwell Road, Camberwell

HO374 Coolattie No No No No No No No 29 Canterbury Road, Camberwell

HO375 Ericstane No No No No No No No 136 Canterbury Road, Canterbury

HO376 House No No No No No No No 138 Canterbury Road, Canterbury

HO377 House and Surgery No No No No No No No 169 Canterbury Road, Canterbury

HO380 Ospringe No No No No No No No 24 Chaucer Crescent, Canterbury

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HO381 House No No No No No No No 44 Currajong Avenue, Camberwell

HO382 Mallow No No No No No No No 33 Deepdene Road, Balwyn

HO383 Xanadu No No No No No No No 119 Doncaster Road, North Balwyn

HO384 Ingoda No No No No No No No 10 Fitzgerald Street, Balwyn

HO385 House No No No No No No No 177 Glen Iris Road, Glen Iris

HO386 House No No No No No No No 32 Hortense Street, Glen Iris

HO387 House No No No No No No No 30 Howard Street, Glen Iris

HO388 Westrailia No No No No No No No 27 Inglesby Road, Camberwell

HO389 House No No No No No No No 6 Kitchener Street, Balwyn

HO390 Colongulac No No No No No No No 11 Luena Road, North Balwyn

HO391 Shenley Croft No No No No No No No 7-9 Mangarra Road, Canterbury

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HO392 House No No No No No No No 91 Maud Street, North Balwyn

HO393 House No No No No No No No 1 Montana Street, Glen Iris

HO394 Roystead No No No No No No No 51 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury

HO395 Highton No No No No No No No 65 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury

HO396 Haselmere No No No No No No No 137 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury

HO397 House No No No No No No No 158 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury

HO398 House No No No No No No No 7 Muriel Street, Glen Iris

HO400 House No No No No No No No 622 Riversdale Road, Camberwell

HO401 Warrawee No No No No No No No 626-628 Riversdale Rd, Camberwell

HO402 House No No No No No No No 660 Riversdale Road, Camberwell

HO403 Kinnoul No No No No No No No 11-15 The Avenue, Surrey Hills

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HO404 House No No No No No No No 899 Toorak Road, Camberwell

HO405 House No No No No No No No 931 Toorak Road, Camberwell

HO406 House No No No No No No No 1292 Toorak Road, Camberwell

HO407 House No No No No No No No 1293 Toorak Road, Camberwell

HO408 House No No No No No No No 1/1297 Toorak Road, Camberwell

HO409 Kirklands No No No No No No No 89 Union Road, Surrey Hills

HO411 Gooloowan No No No No No No No 7 Victoria Avenue, Canterbury

HO412 Tarawara/Tarawera No No No No No No No 13 Victoria Avenue, Canterbury

HO413 House (formerly Surrey College, Norton) No No No No No No No 12 Vincent Street, Surrey Hills

HO414 Guilford (Monserrat) No No No No No No No 26A Wandsworth Road, Surrey Hills

HO415 The Knoll No No No No No No No 50 Wandsworth Road, Surrey Hills

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HO416 House No No No No No No No 294 Warrigal Road, Glen Iris

HO417 House No No No No No No No 452 Warrigal Road, Ashburton

HO418 Warranbine No No No No No No No 125 Wattle Valley Road, Camberwell

HO419 House No No No No No No No 136 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn

HO420 PontefractHouse No No No No No No No 2 Hardwicke St, Balwyn (sometimes known as 199 Whitehorse Road)

HO421 House No No No No No No No 127 Winmalee Road, Balwyn

HO422 Banff No No No No No No No 150 Winmalee Road, Balwyn

HO423 Idlewylde, Mary’s Mount No No No No No No No 41-45 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn

HO424 Streamshall (or Stramshall) No No No No No No No 173 Auburn Road, Hawthorn

HO425 House No No No No No No No 7 Elphin Grove, Hawthorn

HO426 Struan No No No No No No No 26 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

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HO427 Warrowitur No No No No No No No 1 Neave Street, Hawthorn East

HO428 Rathgar No No No No No No No 149 Victoria Road, Hawthorn East

HO429 Knottywood, Morley No No No No No No No 61 Wattle Road, Hawthorn

HO430 Avenel, later Tower House No No No No No No No 27 Anderson Road, Hawthorn East

HO431 House No No No No No No No 4 Ardene Court, Hawthorn

HO432 Norwood No No No No No No No 14 Auburn Grove, Hawthorn East

HO433 House No No No No No No No 189 Auburn Road, Hawthorn

HO434 House No No No No No No No 191A and 191B Auburn Rd, Hawthorn

HO435 House No No No No No No No 193 Auburn Road, Hawthorn

HO436 Mount Gambier No No No No No No No 32 Barkers Road, Hawthorn

HO437 Houses No No No No No No No 238-244 Barkers Road, Hawthorn

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HO439 Devonia No No No No No No No 254 Barkers Road, Hawthorn

HO440 House No No No No No No No 408 Barkers Road, Hawthorn East

HO441 Euroma No No No No No No No 2 Beaconsfield Road, Hawthorn East

HO442 Victoria No No No No No No No 7 Beaconsfield Road, Hawthorn East

HO443 The Gables No No No No No No No 1 Berkeley Street, Hawthorn

HO444 Springfield No No No No No No No 6 Berkeley Street, Hawthorn

HO445 Berniston No No No No No No No 9 Berkeley Street, Hawthorn

HO446 House No No No No No No No 54 Berkeley Street, Hawthorn

HO447 Coolagong, Kimbolton No No No No No No No 6 Brook Street, Hawthorn

HO450 Berwyn Flats No No No No No No No 7 Glenroy Road, Hawthorn

HO452 House No No No No No No No 15 Hastings Road, Hawthorn East

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HO453 Frederick House No No No No No No No 27 Illawarra Road, Hawthorn

HO454 Wexham, Inverary No No No No No No No 9 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn

HO455 Glenagh, Brockley No No No No No No No 11 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn

HO456 House No No No No No No No 16 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn

HO457 Lennox Court, Park Court No No No No No No No 11 Lennox Street, Hawthorn

HO458 House No No No No No No No 19 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO459 Prospect House No No No No No No No 75 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO460 Hallbower No No No No No No No 83 Lisson Grove, Hawthorn

HO461 House No No No No No No No 17 Mason Street, Hawthorn

HO462 White Lodge No No No No No No No 27 Mason Street, Hawthorn

HO463 St Andrews, Edradour No No No No No No No 37 Mayston Street, Hawthorn East

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HO464 Alvah, Illawarra, Berwick No No No No No No No 51 Mayston Street, Hawthorn East

HO465 Essington House No No No No No No No 67 Mayston Street, Hawthorn East

HO466 Tasma No No No No No No No 7 Muir Street, Hawthorn

HO467 Stanmore No No No No No No No 19 Oak Street, Hawthorn

HO468 Rosedale, Fairmount Park No No No No No No No 25 Oak Street, Hawthorn

HO469 Hirschell, Ilfracombe, Cora Lynn No No No No No No No 184 Power Street, Hawthorn

HO470 House No No No No No No No 20 Rae Street, Hawthorn

HO471 Leongatha No No No No No No No 5 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO472 House No No No No No No No 23 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO473 Wanbuno No No No No No No No 37 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO474 Glendale, Cleverdon House No No No No No No No 106 and 108 Riversdale Rd, Hawthorn

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HO475 Spreydon, Westley House No No No No No No No 110 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO476 House No No No No No No No 6 Summerlea Grove, Hawthorn

HO477 Noorat No No No No No No No 534 Tooronga Road, Hawthorn East

HO478 Norrac No No No No No No No 23 View Street, Hawthorn

HO479 Surrey and Loyola No No No No No No No 73 and 75 Wattle Road, Hawthorn

HO480 Victoria Bridge - - - - Yes Yes No Barkers Road, Kew Ref No H374

HO481 Hawthorn Bridge - - - - Yes Yes No Burwood Road, Hawthorn Ref No H50

HO482 Rivoli Theatre - - - - Yes Yes No 200 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn East Ref No H1524

HO483 St Marks Anglican Church - - - - Yes Yes No 1 Canterbury Road, Camberwell Ref No H2158

HO484 Tram Verandah Shelter - - - - Yes Yes No Cotham Road, Kew Ref No H173

HO485 Former Kew Cottages (Kew Residential - - - - Yes Yes No Services) Ref No H2073

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Princess Street, Stainer Street, Botanic Drive, Arbour Drive, Canopy Avenue, Brazier Grove, Collins Street, Lower Drive, Park Avenue, Linaker Place, Guest Close, Monterey Close, English Place, Main Drive, Holly Lane, Lower Drive North, Kew

HO486 Maternal and Child Health Centre - - - - Yes Yes No 21 Strathalbyn Street, Kew East Ref No H55

HO487 Wallen Road Bridge - - - - Yes Yes No Wallen Road, Hawthorn Ref No H380

HO488 Dights Mill Site - - - - Yes Yes No Off Yarra Boulevard, Kew Ref No H1522

HO489 Burwood Road Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Burwood Road (part)

HO490 Swinburne Technical College, former No No No No No No No Administrative Building John Street, Hawthorn

HO491 Glenferrie Road Commercial Precinct, No No No No No No No Hawthorn Includes Glenferrie Road (part), Burwood Road (part) and Lynch Street (part), 1 Alfred Street, 2A Bowen Street, 2 Liddiard Street, Wakefield Street (part).

HO492 Lisson Grove Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No Includes Lisson Grove (part)

HO493 Manningtree Road Precinct, Hawthorn No No No No No No No

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Includes Manningtree Road (part)

HO494 West Hawthorn Village Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Burwood Road (part)

HO497 Camberwell Melbourne & Metropolitan Tram Yes No No No No Yes No Board (MMTB) Depot 160-170 Camberwell Road and 12-14 Council Street, Hawthorn East

HO498 Charing Cross Buildings Yes No No No No No No 202-210 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn East

HO499 Pepperell’s Buildings Yes No No No No No No 217-223 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn East

HO500 Simpson’s Buildings Yes No No No No No No 222-232 Camberwell Road, Hawthorn East (also 481-491 Riversdale Road)

HO502 Baptist Church Yes No No No No No No 432 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East

HO503 Dillon’s Building Yes No No No No No No 493-503 Riversdale Rd, Camberwell (also numbered 554-564 Burke Road)

HO505 Burke Road North Commercial and Yes No No Yes No No No Transport Precinct, Camberwell Includes Auburn Parade (part), Burke Road (part), Cookson Street (part).

HO506 Camberwell Civic and Community Precinct Yes No No No No Yes No

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City of Boroondara Attachment 7.4.1 374 Council Meeting Agenda 24/08/2020

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HO516 Sports ground including 1920s and 1930s No No No No No No No grandstands 420 Camberwell Road, Camberwell

HO520 Kew Junction Commercial Heritage Precinct No No No No No No No Includes properties (in part) with frontages to High Street, Cotham Road and Fenton Way.

HO520 Kew Junction Commercial Heritage Precinct No No No No No No No Extension Expiry date: only applies to 137 to 139 High Street, Kew 12/3/2021

HO522 14-16 Princess Street, Kew Yes No No No No No No

HO523 Alexandra Gardens No No No No No No No 70 Cotham Road, Kew

HO525 Clutha Estate Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Edgecombe Steet (part), Carson Street (part), Stevenson Street (part), Studley Park Road (part), Mackie Court, Younger Court

HO526 Denmark Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Barkers Road (part), Denmark Street (part), Foley Street (part), O’Shaughnessy Street (part)

HO527 High Street South Residential Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes High Street (part), Barkers Road (part), Bowen Street (part), Henry Street, Miller Grove

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HO527 High Street South Residential Precinct No No No No No No No Extension, Kew Expiry date: only applies to 1 to 3 (odd) and 4 Bowen Street, Kew 12/3/2021

HO528 Howard Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Howard Street (part)

HO529 Queen Street Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Fenton Avenue (part), Gellibrand Street (part), Queen Street (part), Wellington Street (part)

HO530 Yarra Boulevard Precinct, Kew No No No No No No No Includes Belvedere, Cameron Court, Carnsworth Avenue, Milfay Avenue, White Lodge Court, Yarra Street, Dunlop Avenue, Fenwick Street (part), Holroyd Street (part), Molesworth Street (part), Stawell Street (part), Studley Avenue (part), Yarravale Road (part), of Hume Street (part)

HO532 Union Road Commercial Heritage Precinct No No No No No No No

HO539 Masonic Centre Yes No No No No Yes No 12 Prospect Hill Road, Camberwell

HO561 Emulation Hall - - - - Yes Yes No 3 Rochester Road Canterbury Ref No H2298

HO570 Former Hawthorn Motor Garage - - - - Yes Yes No 735 Glenferrie Road Hawthorn Ref No H2296

HO571 St Faiths Anglican Church - - - - Yes Yes No

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8 Charles Street Glen Iris Ref No H2254

HO572 Kew War Memorial - - - - Yes Yes No High Street and Cotham Road Kew Ref No H2035

HO580 Robert Cochrane Kindergarten - - - - Yes Yes No 2A Minona Street, Hawthorn Ref No H2309

HO534 Union Road Residential Precinct No No No No No No No Part of Union Road, Surrey Hills

HO535 Surrey Hills North Residential Precinct No No No No No No No Part of Chatham, Croydon, Empress, Guildford, Junction, Kingston, Mont Albert, Sir Garnet and West Roads; part of Sunbury Crescent, Surrey Hills and Canterbury

HO536 Canterbury Hill Estate Precinct No No No No No No No Part of Albert, Bristol, Compton, Hocknell and Queen Streets; part of Highfield, Prospect Hill, Riversdale and Wattle Valley Roads, Surrey Hills, Canterbury and Camberwell

HO541 Former Hawthorn Post Office Yes No No No No No No 378 Burwood Road, Hawthorn

HO542 Former Hawthorn Returned Sailors and Yes No No No No No No Soldiers Club 605-607 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

HO543 Shops No No No No No No No 773-779 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

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HO544 Dental Surgery Yes No No No No No No 781 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn

HO546 House No No No No No No No 78 Wattle Road, Hawthorn

HO547 Kew Tram Depot No No No No No No No 55-75 Barkers Road, Kew

HO552 Shop Yes No No No No No No 2 High Street, Kew

HO553 House Yes No No No No No No 50 High Street, Kew

HO554 House Yes No No No No No No 409 High Street, Kew

HO555 House Yes No No No No No No 31 Pakington Street, Kew

HO556 House No No No No No No No 110 Princess Street, Kew

HO559 Kew Jewish Centre No No No No No No No (Bet Nachman Synagogue) 53 Walpole Street, Kew

HO563 House Yes No Yes No No No No 52 Fellows Street, Kew

HO588 27 Canterbury Road, Camberwell No No No No No No No

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HO589 Former State Savings Bank and Residence No No No No No No No 1395 Toorak Rd, Camberwell

HO590 Grange Avenue Residential Precinct No No No No No No No 2-10 Grange Avenue, Canterbury

HO592 Former Canterbury Brickworks housing No No No No No No No 52-58 Rochester Road, Canterbury

HO59 Former Astolat Ladies’ College Yes No No No No Yes No 59 Auburn Road, Hawthorn East

HO595 Riversdale Hotel No No No No No No No 277 Auburn Rd, Hawthorn (footprint of 3-storey hotel and 2-storey addition to east end Riversdale Rd frontage, i.e. 1888 extent of property)

HO596 Former butcher's shop and residence No No No No No No No 287-289 Auburn Road, Hawthorn

HO597 Gallery House No No No No No No No 23 Morang Road, Hawthorn

HO598 Makin House No No No No No No No 45 Morang Road, Hawthorn

HO599 Tower Hotel No No No No No No No 686-690 Burwood Rd, Hawthorn East

HO601 Herborn House Yes No No No No No No

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88 Pleasant Road, Hawthorn East (due to retention of limewash; when repainting limewash should be used on cement/ concrete surfaces)

HO602 5 Eamon Court, Kew No No No No No No No

HO603 Timber Shop No No No No No Yes No 415-417 High Street, Kew

HO604 Austin Bramwell Smith House No No No No No No No 8 Orford Avenue, Kew

HO605 House No No No No No No No 15 Deepdene Road, Deepdene

HO607 1363 Burke Road, Kew No No No No No No No

HO608 Scotch College No No No No No No No 491 Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn Significant buildings with a 10 metre curtilage around each building envelope, including: Junior School (former Preparatory School), 1917 Callantina Lodge and Gates, 1917

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Senior School and quadrangle, 1920-26 War Memorial Hall, 1920-26 School House and McMeckan House, 1925 Littlejohn Memorial Chapel, 1934-36 Health Centre and Residences, 1935-36 John Monash Gates and Lodge, 1936 Arthur Robinson House, 1937-38 Shergold Building (former Sub-Primary Building), 1956 Contributory buildings with a 10 metre curtilage around each building envelope, including: Laundry (former rear wing of 'Glen House'), 1875 TDP (former Gymnasium), 1920-26

HO614 House No No No No No No No 16 Victoria Avenue, Canterbury

HO616 House No No No No No No No 300 Balwyn Road, Balwyn North

HO617 House Yes No No No No No No 23-25 and part of 27 (TP 129339) Canterbury Road, Camberwell

HO619 Houses No No No No No No No 29 & 31 Parkhill Road, Kew

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HO620 House No No No No No No No 7 Leura Grove, Hawthorn East

HO621 Hoddle Survey Tree, Kew Golf Club - - - - Yes Yes 120B Belford Road, Kew East Ref No H2340

HO622 Camberwell Tram Substation - - - - Yes Yes 30 Station Street, Camberwell Ref No H2324

HO623 Surrey Gardens No No No No No No No 88-90 Union Road, Surrey Hills

HO624 Former Surrey College No No No No No No No 17-19A Barton Street, Surrey Hills

HO626 Holy Redeemer Church Parish Hall No No No Yes No No No 305-307 Mont Albert Road, Surrey Hills

HO627 House No No No No No No No 1 Montrose Street, Surrey Hills

HO629 Kylemore Flats No No No No No No No 52 Union Road, Surrey Hills

HO630 House No No No No No No No 26 Weybridge Street, Surrey Hills

HO631 House No No No No No No No 627 Whitehorse Road, Surrey Hills

HO632 Leumascot No No No No No No No 5 Windsor Crescent, Surrey Hills

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HO634 Surrey Hills Redvers - Kennealy Street No No No No No No No Residential Precinct Redvers Street and part of Kennealy Street in Surrey Hills

HO642 Units No No No No No No No 2 Barkers Road, Hawthorn

HO643 Fairmount Park Estate Precinct No No No Yes No No No Part of Barkers Rd, Elm St Findon St, Myrtle St and Oak St, Hawthorn

HO644 Houses No No No No No No No 2 to 8 Pine Street, Hawthorn

HO645 Houses Yes No No No No No No 29 to 39 Mason Street, Hawthorn

HO646 Creswick Estate Precinct No No No Yes - original fences No No No Part of Calvin Street, Creswick Street and Mason Street, Hawthorn

HO647 Flats No No Yes No No No No 4 Grattan Street, Hawthorn

HO665 House No No Yes No No No No 9 Auburn Grove, Hawthorn East

HO666 Former garage Yes No No No No Yes No 51 Barkers Street, Kew

HO667 House No No No No No No No 68 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

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HO668 House No No No No No No No 123 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

HO670 Surrey Hills English Counties Residential No No No No No No No Precinct Part of Albion and Thames streets; part of Canterbury, Durham, Essex, Kent, Middlesex, Norfolk and Suffolk roads; part of Arundel Crescent in Surrey Hills

HO671 Union Road South Residential Precinct No No No No No No No Part of Union Road; part of Bona Vista and Warwick avenues and part of The Avenue in Surrey Hills

HO675 Chandler Highway Bridge - - - - Yes Ref No Yes H2354 Chandler Highway, Kew

HO677 Braeside No No No No No No No 6 Alexandra Avenue, Canterbury

HO678 St David's Uniting Church No No No Yes - brick fence No No No 902A Burke Road, Canterbury

HO679 Canterbury Ambulance Station No No No No No No No 61 Canterbury Road, Canterbury

HO680 Canterbury Presbyterian Church Yes No No Yes - rear hall and No No No front boundary wall 146 Canterbury Road, Canterbury

HO681 Victorian shops No No No No No No No 351-359 Canterbury Road, Canterbury & Surrey Hills

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HO682 Electrical Distribution Substations No No No No No No No 190A Canterbury Road, 26A Myrtle Road, Canterbury & 6 Harp Road, Kew

HO683 Kaiapoi No No No No No No No 35 Chatham Road, Canterbury

HO684 Sassafrass No No No No No No No 13 Mangarra Road, Canterbury

HO685 Canterbury Girls School No No Yes - No No No No Moreton 16 Mangarra Road, Canterbury Bay Figs

HO686 Hawthorn House No No No No No No No 23 Mangarra Road, Canterbury

HO688 Willy’s Store (A & J Sullivans) No No No No No Yes No 35 Matlock Street, Canterbury

HO689 Ballantyne House No No No No No No No 67 Mont Albert Road, Canterbury

HO691 Gunyah, First Canterbury Troop Scout Hall No No No Yes - Guide Hall No No No & Camberwell North Guide Hall front fence 25 Shierlaw Avenue & 1A Faversham Road, Canterbury

HO692 Hollinshed House No No No No No No No 2 Snowden Place, Canterbury

HO693 Yarrola No No No No No No No 10 The Ridge, Canterbury

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HO694 House No No No No No No No 14 The Ridge, Canterbury

HO695 Driffville No No No No No No No 15 View Street, Canterbury

HO696 East Camberwell Substation No No No No No No No 2B Warburton Road, Canterbury

HO697 Elaine No No No No No No No 37 Wentworth Avenue, Canterbury

HO698 Norway No No No Yes - stables No No No 2 Woodstock Street & 33A Parlington Street, Canterbury

HO699 Canterbury Road Commercial Precinct, No No No Yes - garage & front No No No Canterbury fence at No. 114A Includes Canterbury Rd (part)

HO700 Griffin Estate & Environs Precinct, No No No Yes - front fences at No No No Canterbury 5 & 8 Chaucer Cr Includes Canterbury Road, Chaucer Crescent, Dudley Parade, Keats Street, Marlow Street, Myrtle Road (all part)

HO701 Matlock Street Precinct, Canterbury No No No No No No No Includes Prospect Hill Rd (part), Spencer Rd (part), Bow Cr, Matlock St (part), Myrtle Rd (part), Marden St (part), Warburton Rd (part), Carinda Rd, Maling Road (part)

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HO702 Parlington Estate Residential Precinct, No No Yes - 5 & 11 No No No No Canterbury, Hawthorn East & Camberwell Allenby Rd; 9 Includes Allenby Rd, Gascoyne St (part), Canterbury Parlington St (part), Torrington St (part), Rd; 4, 5, 10, Burke Rd (part), Canterbury Road (part) 11, 25, 29, 40 & 44 Parlington Street

HO703 Rochester Road Precinct, Canterbury No No No No No No No Includes Rochester Rd (part)

HO705 Trinity Grammar School No No Yes - No No No No Southern 40 & 41 Charles Street, Kew Magnolia, Canary Island Palm, Illawarra Flame Tree, Sycamore and Brush Box at Roberts House

HO710 Neath No No No Yes - front fence No No No 486 Burke Rd, Camberwell

HO711 Oswaldene No No No No No No No 544 Burke Rd, Camberwell

HO712 Carrington Hall No No No No No No No 832-834 Burke Rd, Camberwell

HO713 Camberwell Fire Station & Flats (former) No No No No No No No

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575 Camberwell Rd, Camberwell

HO714 Conference Hall (Open Brethren) No No No No No No No 25 Cookson St, Camberwell

HO715 Nazareth House No No Yes - Yes - front gaes & No No No mature associated fence, 16 Cornell St, Camberwell Canary gatehouse & grotto Island Palms, Norfolk Island Pine & remnant Cypress hedge

HO716 Hartwell Railway Station (formerly Walhalla No No No No No No No Station) Fordham Ave, Camberwell

HO717 Hartwell Hill Shops Yes No No No No No No 112-128 Fordham Ave, Camberwell

HO718 Duplex No No No Yes - front fence & No No No garage 27-29 George St, Camberwell

HO719 East Camberwell Baptist Church No No No Yes - brick fence No No No 137-139 Highfield Rd, Camberwell

HO720 House Yes No No No No No No 30 Hunter Rd, Camberwell

HO721 Hartwell Primary School No No No No No No No 4 Merton St, Camberwell

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HO722 Camberwell High School No No No No No No No 100A Prospect Hill Rd, Camberwell

HO723 Hatfield Flats No No No Yes - front fence, No No No garages 576 Riversdale Rd, Camberwell

HO724 Siena Convent No Yes - Yes - No No No No Chapel mature 815 Riversdale Rd, Camberwell only Italian Cypresses

HO725 South Camberwell Methodist Church No No No No No No No (former) 906-912 Toorak Rd, Camberwell

HO726 Halcyon No No No Yes - front fence No No No 927 Toorak Rd, Camberwell

HO727 Harwin Lodge No No No No No No No 930 Toorak Rd, Camberwell

HO729 Riversdale Railway Station & Signal Box No No No No No No No 2R Wandin Road, Camberwell

HO731 Bellett Street Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Canterbury Rd (part)

HO732 Camberwell Links Estate Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Christowel Street (part), 638-646 Riversdale Rd (part), Westbourne Grv (part) and Stodart St (part)

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HO733 Camberwell Road Estate Precinct Yes - 470 No Yes - Yes - original front No No No Camberwell mature oak fences Includes Camberwell Rd (part) and Acheron Rd at 470 Ave (part) Camberwell Rd

HO734 Hampton Grove Precinct No No No Yes - original front No No No fences Includes Hampton Grv, Glyndon Rd 123 & 128-132 Wattle Valley Rd

HO735 Harley Estate & Environs Precinct No No No Yes - original front No No No fences Includes Cooloongatta Rd (part), Bonville Ct (part), Fordham Ave (part) and Gowar Ave (part)

HO736 Lockhart Street Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Lockhart St and Riversdale Rd (part)

HO737 Milverton Street Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Milverton Street (part)

HO738 South Camberwell Commercial Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Toorak Rd (part)

HO739 St John’s Wood & Sage’s Paddock Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Avenue Rd (part) and St Johns Ave (part)

HO743 House No No No No No No No 3 Wilson Street, Surrey Hills

HO744 Duplex No No No Yes No No No 70 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn

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HO745 Rylah Residence and Veterinary Hospital Yes No No No No No No (former) 15 Victor Avenue, Kew

HO749 War Service Homes Precinct No No No No No No No Includes Acacia St

HO771 Miami Flats No No No Yes - Garages No No No 7-11 Miami Street, Hawthorn East

HO799 Banool Estate Precinct No No No No No No No Expiry Banool Avenue date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Banool Estate Precinct Statement of Significance

HO798 Bradford Estate Precinct No No No Yes No No No Expiry Cotham Road (part), Bradford Avenue, Front fences at 2, date: Stoke Avenue (part) 10, 18 Bradford Ave and garage at 2 12/3/2021 Statement of significance: Bradford Ave Bradford Estate Precinct Statement of Significance

HO800 Burke Road Commercial Precinct No No No No No No No Expiry Burke Road (part) date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Burke Road Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance

HO801 Clifton Estate Residential Precinct No No No Yes No No No

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Expiry Florence Avenue (part) Front fence and date: garage at 2 Florence Statement of significance: Ave 12/3/2021 Clifton Estate Residential Precinct Statement of Significance

HO802 Cotham Village Commercial Precinct No No No No No No No Expiry Cotham Road (part), Glenferrie Road (part) date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Cotham Village Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance

HO803 Goldthorns Hill & Environs Precinct No No No Yes No No No Expiry Argyle Road (part), Campbell Street (part), Front fences at 53, date: Goldthorns Avenue (part), Heather Grove 59, 61, 88 Argyle (part), Lady Lochs Drive (part), Normanby Rd; 60 Campbell St; 12/3/2021 Road (part), Victor Avenue (part) 4, 7, 9, 10, 14, 15, 19, 20, 26 Statement of significance: Goldthorns Ave; 31, Goldthorns Hill & Environs Precinct 33 Heather Gv; 11 Lady Lochs Drive; Statement of Significance 66, 70 Normanby Rd Garages at 59, 88 Argyle Rd; 4, 7, 19, 22, 24, 26 Goldthorns Ave; 33 Heather Gv

HO804 Iona Estate Residential Precinct No No No Yes No No No Expiry Berkeley Court, Studley Park Road (part) Front fences at 77 date: Studley Park Rd; 3, Statement of significance: 7 Berkeley Court 12/3/2021

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Iona Estate Residential Precinct Statement Garages at 77 of Significance Studley Park Rd; 2, 3, 5, 7 Berkeley Court

HO805 May Street Precinct No No No No No No No Expiry May Street, Wellington Street (part) date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 May Street Precinct Statement of Significance

HO806 Thornton Estate Residential Precinct No No No Yes No No No Expiry Thornton Street (part), Stevenson Street Front fences at 46 to date: (part) 48 Stevenson St; 19 Thornton St 12/3/2021 Statement of significance: Garage at 46 Thornton Estate ResidentialPrecinct Stevenson St Statement of Significance

HO807 Urangeline (former Edzell, Mildura) No No No No No No No Expiry 349 Barkers Road (part), Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Urangeline (former Edzell, Mildura) Statement of Significance

HO808 William Carey Chapel No No Yes – No No No No Lemon Expiry 349 Barkers Road (part), Kew Scented date: Statement of significance: Gum 12/3/2021 William Carey Chapel Statement of Significance

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HO809 Lindum No No Yes – No No No No Canary Expiry 315 Barkers Road, Kew Island palm date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Lindum Statement of Significance

HO810 Shops No No No No No No No Expiry 1139-1141 Burke Road, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 1139-1141 Burke Road Kew Statement of Significance

HO811 Grange Hill (former Hillsbury) No No No No No No No Expiry 301 Cotham Road (part), Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Grange Hill (former Hillsbury) Statement of Significance

HO812 Omro No No Yes – No No No No Canary Expiry 230 Cotham Road, Kew Island Date date: Statement of significance: Palm 12/3/2021 Omro Statement of Significance

HO813 Residence No No No Yes – Brick wall with No No No arches opening in Expiry 264 Cotham Road, Kew side setback date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 264 Cotham Road Kew Statement of Significance

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HO815 Kew Service Reservoir No No Yes – No No No No mature Expiry 370-376 Cotham Road (part), Kew Monterey date: Statement of significance: Cypress 12/3/2021 trees Kew Service Reservoir Statement of Significance

HO816 Burwood No No No No No No No Expiry 4 Edgecombe Street, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Burwood Statement of Significance

HO817 House No No No No No No No Expiry 59 Pakington Street, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 59 Pakington Street Kew Statement of Significance

HO818 Kew Primary School No. 1075 No No Yes – Yes – 1929 shelter No No No mature shed Expiry 20 Peel Street, Kew Monterey date: Statement of significance: Cypress & 12/3/2021 Pepper-corns Kew Primary School No. 1075 Statement of Significance

HO819 McDonald-Smith House (former) No No No No No No No Expiry 3 Perry Court, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 McDonald-Smith House (former)

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Statement of Significance

HO820 Fernside (former) No No No No No No No Expiry 25 Queen Street, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Fernside (former) Statement of Significance

HO821 Craigmill No No No Yes – Brick and No No No timber letterbox Expiry 13 Raheen Drive, Kew structure date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Craigmill Statement of Significance

HO822 Milston House No No No Yes – Garage No No No Expiry 6 Reeves Court, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Milston House Statement of Significance

HO823 Duplex No No No Yes – Fence and No No No mild steel gates Expiry 35 to 37 Rowland Street, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 35 to 37 Rowland Street Kew Statement of Significance

HO824 Canyanboon No No Yes – No No No No Canary Expiry 28 Stevenson Street, Kew Island palm date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Canyanboon Statement of Significance

HO825 Surbiton No No No No No No No

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Expiry 71 Stevenson Street, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Surbiton Statement of Significance

HO826 Carmelite Monastery Melbourne No Yes – Yes – Row Yes – Perimeter No No No Church of fence and Expiry 96 Stevenson Street, Kew interior Cupressus Stevenson Street date: Statement of significance: decoration sempervir-ens gateway 12/3/2021 on west Carmelite Monastery Melbourne boundary, Statement of Significance other mature conifers, Quercus palustris, Betula pendula, Ulmus sp, Cinnamo-mum camphora, Grevillea robusta, Cordyline australis

HO827 House No No No Yes – original No No No garage Expiry 31 Studley Park Road, Kew date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 31 Studley Park Road, Kew Statement of Significance

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HO841 Brickfields Environs Precinct No No No Yes - Front fences (5 No No No Munro Street, 2 Interim Aberdeen Street, Bowler Street, Carnarvon Carnarvon Street, 16 control Street, Caroline Street, Fletcher Street Loch Street, 29-33 (part), Loch Street (part), and Munro Street Expiry Bowler Street) (part) date: Statement of significance 12/3/2021 Brickfields Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO842 Burwood Road Estate Precinct No No No No No No No Interim Oberon Avenue and Tara Street (part) control Statement of significance Expiry date: Burwood Road Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019 12/3/2021

HO843 Smith’s Paddock (Burwood Reserve) Yes - 2 No Yes – 23-25 Yes – Front fences No No No Environs Precinct Carrington Burwood (746 & 774 Burwood Interim Avenue Avenue Road) control Auburn Parade, Burwood Avenue, Burwood (Canary Road (part), Carrington Avenue, Gillman Expiry Island Street (part), and Newport Crescent date: Palm), 27 Statement of significance Burwood 12/3/2021 Avenue Smith’s Paddock (Burwood Reserve) (Corymbia Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, sp), 756 March 2019 Burwood Road (Norfolk Island Pine), 774 Burwood Road

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(Cypress), 20 Gillman Street (Sycamore)

HO844 Longford Estate & Environs Precinct No No No Yes – Front fences (4-6 Invermay Grove Interim Auburn Road (part), Tooronga Road (part), and 20-22 Currajong control Currajong Road, Invermay Grove, and Harts Road) Parade Expiry date: Statement of significance 12/3/2021 Longford Estate & Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO845 Essington Estate & Environs Precinct No No No Yes – Front fences No No No (44 & 46 Harold Interim Harold Street (part) and Mayston Street Street) control (part) Expiry Statement of significance date: Essington Estate & Environs Precinct 12/3/2021 Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO846 Stonyhurst & Athol Estates Precinct No No No Yes – No No No Interim Fairmount Road (part), Miami Street, Front fences (7, control Tooronga Road (part), and Auburn Road 8-8A Fairmount (part) Road; 14, 15, 16, 17, Expiry 18-20, 19-19A Miami date: Statement of significance Street) 12/3/2021 Stonyhurst & Athol Estates Precinct Garages (8 Statement of Significance, March 2019 Fairmount Road; 7-11, 19A, 28 Miami Street; 481 Tooronga Road)

HO847 Havelock Road, Denmark Hill Road and No No No Yes – No No No Linton Court Precinct

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Interim Havelock Road (part), Denmark Hill Road Front fences control (part), and Linton Court (27-27A, 29-29A, 31-31A, 33-33A Expiry Statement of significance Havelock Road; 2 date: Havelock Road, Denmark Hill Road and Denmark Hill Road) 12/3/2021 Linton Court Precinct Statement of Garages (27-27A, Significance, March 2019 29-29A, 31-31A, 33-33A Havelock Road; 2 and 8 Denmark Hill Road; 1 and 2 Linton Court)

HO848 Victoria Road Precinct No Yes – 14 Yes – Yes – Front fences No No No Rathmines (1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and Interim Albert Street (part), Cambridge Street, Road 122 Victoria 8 Hallcroft Place; 84 control Freeman Street, Grandview Grove, Hallcroft (church Road Victoria Road, 14 Place, Irelands Lane, Lilydale Grove (part), (Canary Expiry organ) Grandview Grove Lingwell Road, Lorne Road, Rathmines Island Palm) date: (bluestone plinths)) Road (part), Stanley Avenue, Station Street, 12/3/2021 Stewart Street, Temple Street, Victoria Grove, and Victoria Road (part) Statement of significance Victoria Road Precinct Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO849 Newtown Housing Project No No No Yes - Front fences No No No Interim (Besser block) control 406 Barkers Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Newtown Housing Project Statement of 12/3/2021 Significance, March 2019

HO850 Clomanto No No No No No No No Interim control 452 Barkers Road, Hawthorn East

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Expiry Statement of significance date: Clomanto Statement of Significance, March 12/3/2021 2019

HO851 Merledon No No No No No No No Interim control 16 Beaconsfield Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Merledon Statement of Significance, March 12/3/2021 2019

HO852 Lumeah No No No No No No No Interim control 64 Campbell Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Lumeah Statement of Significance, March 12/3/2021 2019

HO853 Rosetta No No No No No No No Interim control 43 Clive Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Rosetta Statement of Significance, March 12/3/2021 2019

HO854 Flats No No No No No No No Interim control 20 Denmark Hill Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: 20 Denmark Hill Road, Hawthorn East 12/3/2021 Statement of Significance, March 2019

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HO855 Carabacel (later ‘Carrick Hill’, later No No No No No No No Interim ‘Dunreay’) control 41 Harcourt Street, Hawthorn East Expiry date: Statement of significance 12/3/2021 Carabacel (later ‘Carrick Hill’, later ‘Dunreay’) Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO856 Adair House No No No No No No No Interim control 40 Havelock Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Adair House Statement of Significance, 12/3/2021 March 2019

HO857 Cukierman Residence No No Yes – Cedar Yes – Low walls and No No No Interim in rear planter boxes control 29 Leura Grove, Hawthorn East garden Expiry Statement of significance date: Cukierman Residence Statement of 12/3/2021 Significance, March 2019

HO858 Les Cloches No No No Yes - Garage No No No Interim control 100 Pleasant Road, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Les Cloches Statement of Significance, 12/3/2021 March 2019

HO859 House No No No No No No No Interim control 336 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East Statement of significance

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Expiry 336 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East date: Statement of Significance, March 2019 12/3/2021

HO861 Tram shelter No No No No No No No Interim control Between 439A & 441 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn East Expiry date: Statement of significance 12/3/2021 Tram Shelter Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO862 Auburn South Primary School No. 4183 No No Yes – No No No No Interim Mediterranean control 417-419 Tooronga Road, Hawthorn East Cyprus Expiry Statement of significance date: Tram Shelter Statement of Significance, 12/3/2021 March 2019

HO863 Shanklin, St Lawrence, Auburn, Fernside, No No No Yes – Front Fences No No No Interim Illawarra, Riversdale, Tooronga (508 and 510 control Tooronga Road) 500-512 Tooronga Road, Hawthorn East Expiry date: Statement of significance 12/3/2021 Shanklin, St Lawrence, Auburn, Fernside, Illawarra, Riversdale, Tooronga Statement of Significance, March 2019

HO864 Trengrove House No No No Yes - Front Fence No No No Interim control 8 Tower Place, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Trengrove House Statement of Significance, 12/3/2021 March 2019

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HO865 Mombah (former) No No No Yes – Front Fence No No No Interim piers and footings control 9 Widford Street, Hawthorn East only Expiry Statement of significance date: Mombah (former) Statement of Significance, 12/3/2021 March 2019

HO866 Balloch’s Bakery and Stables (former) Yes – No No No No No No Interim Painted control 157 Auburn Road, Hawthorn and 3 sign on Russell’s Place, Hawthorn East eastern Expiry elevation date: Statement of significance of 157 12/3/2021 Balloch’s Bakery and Stables (former) Auburn Statement of Significance, March 2019 Road, Hawthorn

HO867 Houses No No Yes – Oak No No No No at rear of 5 Interim 5 Higham Road, Hawthorn East Higham control Statement of significance Road Expiry date: Houses Statement of Significance, March 2019 12/3/2021

HO868 Ryeburne Avenue Precinct Extension No No No No No No No (HO161) Interim control 116-130 Harcourt Street, Hawthorn East Expiry Statement of significance date: Houses Statement of Significance, March 12/3/2021 2019

HO774 Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct No No No No No No No Interim control

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Expiry Barkers Road (part), Elphin Grove (part), Date: Liddiard Street (part), Churchill Grove, Salisbury Grove, Sercombe Grove, York 12/3/2021 Street, Bowen Street, Vicars Street (part), Carrington Street, Percy Street, Moir Street, Haines Street, Bell Street, Edward Street, Hull Street, and Johnson Street (part), Hawthorn. Statement of significance: Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO775 Glenferrie and Riversdale Roads No No No No No No No Interim Commercial Precinct control Glenferrie Road (part) and Riversdale Road Expiry (part) Date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Glenferrie and Riversdale Roads Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO776 Riversdale Reserve Precinct No No No No No No No Interim control Robinson Road (part) and Illawarra Road (part) Expiry Date: Statement of significance: Riversdale Reserve Precinct Statement of 12/3/2021 Significance, August 2020

HO777 Riversdale Village Precinct No No No Yes - 269 Auburn No No No Interim Road front fence control Auburn Road (part) and Riversdale Road (part) Expiry Date: Statement of significance:

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12/3/2021 Riversdale Village Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO778 Rookery Estate Precinct No No No No No No No Interim control Austin Street (part), Evansdale Road (part), Majore Street (part), and Yarra Grove (part) Expiry Date: Statement of significance: Rookery Estate Precinct Statement of 12/3/2021 Significance, August 2020

HO779 Victory Estate Precinct No No No Yes - front fences at No No No Interim 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 control Power Street (part) and Gibney Street (part) Gibney Street and 140 Power Street Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Victory Estate Precinct Statement of 12/3/2021 Significance, August 2020

HO780 Violet Grove and Environs Precinct No No No No No No No Interim control Manchester Street (part), Violet Grove, Marian Street (part) and Riversdale Road Expiry (part) Date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 Violet Grove and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO781 Ardene Court Flats No No Yes - Italian No No No No Interim Cypress control 11 Ardene Court, Hawthorn (Cupressus sempervirens)No Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Ardene Court Flats Statement of 12/3/2021 Significance, August 2020

HO782 Norwood Terrace No No No No No No No

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Interim 209-217 Auburn Road, Hawthorn control Statement of significance: Expiry Norwood Terrace Statement of Significance, Date: August 2020 12/3/2021

HO783 Grant Dorman (Former Lion Rubber Works) No No No No No No No Interim control 544 Burwood Road, Hawthorn Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Former Lion Rubber Works, Grant Dorman 12/3/2021 Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO784 Dickie House No No Yes – Yes – fences No No No Interim remnant associated with the control 6 Fairview Street, Hawthorn planting Ellis Stones scheme of designed gardenNo Expiry Statement of significance: Ellis Stones Date: Dickie House Statement of Significance, garden with 12/3/2021 August 2020 plantings by Mervyn Davistwo mature eucalypts at the edge of the backyard lawn

HO785 Melbourne Croquet Club (Former Glenferrie No No No No No No No Interim Hill Recreation Club) control 37-41 Glen Street, Hawthorn Expiry Date: Statement of significance:

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12/3/2021 Melbourne Croquet Club (Former Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club) Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO786 St Joseph's Catholic School (formerly St No No No No No No No Interim John's School) control 571 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Expiry Date: Statement of significance: 12/3/2021 St Joseph’s Catholic School (formerly St John’s School)Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO787 Edwardian Shops No No No No No No No Interim control 556-558 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Edwardian Shops, 556-558 Glenferrie Road, 12/3/2021 Hawthorn Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO788 Victorian shops No No No No No No No Interim control 817-821 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Victorian Shops, 817-821 Glenferrie Road, 12/3/2021 HawthornStatement of Significance, August 2020

HO789 Woodford No No Yes – Oak No No No No Interim trees in front control 14 Glenroy Road, Hawthorn setback Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Woodford Statement of Significance, August 12/3/2021 2020

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HO790 Dalsworth No No No Yes – front fence No No No Interim 36 Kooyongkoot Road, Hawthorn control Statement of significance: Expiry Date: Dalsworth Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

HO791 Farey Brothers' Bakery (former) No No No No No No No Interim control 20-26 Liddiard Street, Hawthorn Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Farey Brothers' Bakery (former)Statement 12/3/2021 of Significance, August 2020

HO792 Yarralands Flats No No No No No No No Interim control 150 Power Street, Hawthorn Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Yarralands Flats Statement of Significance, 12/3/2021 August 2020

HO793 Shrine of St Anthony church complex No Yes – Yes – Yes – former stables No No No Interim Basilica mature control 180-184 Power Street, Hawthorn only peppercorns Expiry Statement of significance: Date Shrine of St Anthony church complex 12/3/2021 Statement of Significance, August 2020

HO794 Eira No No Yes – Oak No No No No Interim trees in front control 13-15 Wellesley Road, Hawthorn setbackNo Expiry Statement of significance: Date: Eira Statement of Significance, August 2020

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HO757 St Barnabas Anglican Church No No No No No No No 86 Balwyn Road, Balwyn Statement of significance: St Barnabas’ Anglican Church Statement of Significance

HO758 House No No No No No No No 224 Belmore Road, Balwyn AKA, 4 Collins Court, Balwyn Statement of Significance: Fankhauser Farmhouse Statement of Significance

HO759 Maisonettes No No No No No No No 950 Burke Road, Deepdene Statement of Significance: 950 Burke Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance

HO760 Palace Balwyn Cinema No No No No No No No 231 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance: Palace Balwyn Cinema Statement of Significance

HO761 House No No No No No No No 192 Doncaster Road, Balwyn North Statement of Significance:

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192 Doncaster Road, Balwyn North Statement of Significance

HO762 Houses (pair) No No No No No No No 17-19 King Street, Balwyn Statement of Significance: 17-19 King Street, Balwyn Statement of Significance

HO764 House No No No No No No No 48 Narrak Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance: 48 Narrak Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance

HO766 House No No Yes No No No No 146-148 Winmalee Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance: 146-148 Winmalee Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance

HO767 Maud Street Maisonette Precinct: No No No No No No No 19-33a Maud Street, Balwyn North 28-34a Maud Street, Balwyn North Statement of Significance: Maud Street Maisonette Precinct Statement of Significance

HO768 Balwyn Village Commercial Precinct: No No No No No No No 208-308 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn

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347-377; 397-425 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn Statement of Significance: Balwyn Village Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance

HO829 Residence No No No Yes - low brick fence No No No with original gate Interim 22 Elm Grove, Kew East control Statement of significance Expiry date: 22 Elm Grove, Kew East Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

HO830 Mardegan House No No No Yes - Decorative No No No steel entrance gates Interim 5 Fairway Drive, Kew East to driveway control Statement of significance Expiry date: Mardegan House Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

HO832 Misso House No No No Yes - the carport No No No Interim 104 Kilby Road, Kew East control Statement of significance Expiry date: Misso House Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

HO833 Kew East Primary School No No Yes No No No No Interim 35 Kitchener Street, Kew East Monetary control Cypress Statement of significance trees on the Expiry Beresford date: Kew East Primary School No. 3161 Statement of Significance Street and

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12/3/2021 Windella Avenue boundaries

HO384 Residence No No No Yes - Front No No No boundary fence Interim 117 Normanby Road, Kew East control Statement of significance Expiry date: 117 Normanby Road Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

HO385 East Kew Uniting Church and former No No No No No No No Citizens Hall Interim control 142-142A Normanby Road, Kew East Expiry Statement of significance date: East Kew Uniting Church and former 12/3/2021 Citizens Hall Statement of Significance

HO836 St Anne's Church No No No No No No No Interim 53 Windella Avenue, Kew East control Statement of significance Expiry date: St Anne's Church Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

HO837 St Paul's Anglican Church No No No Yes - School room No No No and church hall Interim 63 Windella Avenue, Kew East control Statement of significance Expiry date: St Paul's Anglican Church Statement of Significance 12/3/2021

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HO838 Boulevard Estate and Environs Precinct No No Yes - Yes - No No No Bhutan Interim Burke Road (part), Old Burke Road (part), Cypress Front fences: Kilby control Munro Street (east side), Kilby Road (part), (x3) Road (209, 213). Walbundry Drive, Inverness Drive, Riverside Burke Road (1449, Expiry (Cupressus Drive, Cascade Drive and Kyora Drive, Kew 1471, 1475, 1483, date: torulosa) East 1489 Burke 1498, 1491), Old 12/3/2021 Burke Road (1507, Statement of significance Road; Camphor 1511, 1515, 1517), Boulevard Estate and Environs Precinct laurel Munro Street (east Statement of Significance (Cinnamomum side - 7, 9, 35, 37, camphora) 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, 61 Munro 65, 69), Walbundry Street Drive (5, 7), Inverness Drive (3, 5, 7), Riverside Drive (3), Cascade Drive (5), Kyora Drive (1, 3, 5) Garages: Burke Road (1449, 1463, 1465, 1467, 1485, 1487), Old Burke Road (1511), Munro Street (east side - 4, 12, 16, 18, 54), Walbundry Drive (5, 7), Inverness Drive (1, 5), Riverside Drive (3, 4), Cascade Drive (5), Kyora Drive (1)

HO839 Harp Village Commercial Precinct No No No No No No No Interim Valerie Street (part), High Street (part), control Strathalbyn Street (part), Kew East

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Expiry Statement of significance date: Harp Village Commercial Precinct 12/3/2021 Statement of Significance

HO840 Windella Avenue and Environs Precinct No No No Yes - Front fences: No No No Interim Windella Avenue (part), Belford Road (part), Windella Avenue control Birdwood Street, Hale Street, Minto Street, (70, 86, 98, 73 and Kilby Road (part), Kew East 81), Belford Road Expiry (88, 94 and 105), date: Statement of significance Kilby Road (82), 12/3/2021 Windella Avenue and Environs Precinct Birdwood Street (3, Statement of Significance 6, 8, 12 and 20)

H0870 House No No No Yes - Garage and No No No masonry fence to the Interim 1 Mountain View Road, Balwyn North front and side Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: House Statement of Significance (1 26/11/2020 Mountain View Road, Balwyn North), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0871 Reumah No No No No No No No Interim 1 Reumah Court, Balwyn Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Reumah Statement of Significance (1 26/11/2020 Reumah Court, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0872 All Hallows' Catholic Church-School, No No No No No No No Interim former 3 Brenbeal Street, Balwyn Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: 26/11/2020

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All Hallows' Catholic Church-School, Statement of Significance (3 Brenbeal Street, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0873 Flats No No No Yes - front fence No No No Interim 7 Mangan Street, Balwyn Control Statement of Significance Expiry Date: Flats Statement of Significance (7 Mangan 26/11/2020 Street, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0874 Khartoum No No No No No No No Interim 8 Kitchener Street, Deepdene Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Khartoum Statement of Significance (8 26/11/2020 Kitchener Street, Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0875 Rexmoor No No No Yes - two early No No No outbuildings at rear Interim 8 Boston Road, Balwyn of property Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Rexmoor Statement of Significance (8 26/11/2020 Boston Road, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0876 Aloha No No No Yes - brick garage No No No Interim 9 Boston Road, Balwyn Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Aloha Statement of Significance (9 Boston Date: Road, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, 26/11/2020 November 2019

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H0877 Mararoa No No No No No No No Interim Leonard Street, Deepdene Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Mararoa Statement of Significance (28 26/11/2020 Leonard Street, Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0878 1st Deepdene Scout Hall No No No No No No No Interim Whitehorse Road, Deepdene Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: 1st Deepdene Scout Hall Statement of 26/11/2020 Significance (32 Whitehorse Road, Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0879 Bel-Air No No No Yes - garage and No No No front fence along Interim 113 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn Yarrbat Avenue Control Statement of Significance: frontage Expiry Date: Bel-Air Statement of Significance (113 26/11/2020 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0880 Silver Birches (formerly Hillsborough) and No No Yes -front Yes -garage and the No No No garden and rear capped sections of Interim garden front fence and Control 129-131 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn gates layout Expiry Statement of Significance: including Date: the wall 26/11/2020 Silver Birches (formerly Hillsborough) and garden Statement of Significance (129-131 designed by Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn), Incorporated Edna Document, November 2019 Walling and the mature Oak species

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H0881 Church House No No No No No No No Interim 146 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Church House Statement of Significance 26/11/2020 (146 Yarrbat Avenue,Balwyn), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0882 House and Garden No No Yes - Yes - front fence and No No No mature garage Interim 171 Doncaster Road, Balwyn North trees Control Statement of Significance cypress and Expiry cedar trees Date: Statement of Significance House and and front 26/11/2020 Garden Statement of Significance (171 garden Doncaster Road, Balwyn North), Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0883 Evandale (formerly Dewrang) No No No No No No No Interim Union Road, Balwyn Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Evendale(formerly Dewrang) Statement of 26/11/2020 Significance (269 Union Road, Balwyn),Incorporated Document, November 2019

H0884 Former Frank Paton Memorial Church and No No No Yes - front fence and No No No Hall tennis courts Interim Control 958 Burke Road, Deepdene Expiry Statement of Significance: Date: Former Frank Paton Memorial Church and 26/11/2020 Hall Statement of Significance (958 Burke Road, Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

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H0885 Angle Road Precinct No No No No No No No Interim 1-13 and 2-12 Angle Road Deepdene Control Statement of Significance: Expiry Date: Angle Road Precinct Statement of 26/11/2020 Significance (1-13 and 2-12 Angle Road, Deepdene), Incorporated Document, November 2019

HO891 House No No No Yes - front fence No No No Interim 39 Peate Avenue, Glen Iris Control Expiry Date: 31/03/2021

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Ardene Court Flats Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 11 Ardene Court, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO781

What is significant? Maisonettes and flats at 11 Ardene Court, Hawthorn are significant. Constructed in 1960-61, the flats and ‘maisonettes’ were designed by architect Klaus (Nick) Veltjens.

How is it significant?

11 Ardene Court is of historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The maisonettes and flats at 11 Ardene Court are historically significant as a distinctive example of post-war residential development in Boroondara (Thematic Environmental History 6.3.4 & 6.7.5). (Criterion A)

The maisonettes and flats at 11 Ardene Court are significant as an unusual and rare example in Boroondara of mixed apartment and ‘maisonette’ development. (Criterion B)

The maisonettes and flats at 11 Ardene Court provide an excellent example of the 1960s- designed flat and house development. Their aesthetic appeal derives from their intact presentation around a garden setting with mature trees and planter boxes, with a high quality architectural design including large timber framed windows overlooking the garden, a rhythm of expressed brick pilasters and decorative balustraded cantilever balconies. (Criterion E)

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Norwood Terrace Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 209-217 Auburn Road, PS ref no: HO782 Hawthorn

What is significant? Norwood Terrace, at 209-217 Auburn Road, Hawthorn, is significant. It is a two-storey Italianate terrace row of five two-storey attached dwellings, built in 1883-84 for owner Emily Morkham and rented to a variety of tenants.

The terraced houses are built of brick, with rendered front facades. The roof is a continuous transverse gable with parapeted end walls. Each house has a two-storey front verandah, all of which retain the original cast-iron detail. The houses retain rendered chimneys with a cornice to the front wings, some shared between houses some not, as well as corbelled face-brick chimneys to the lower rear wings. Only No. 215 retains its original slate roof cladding.

The terrace is significant to its 1880s fabric. Later alterations such as extensions to the rear, the dormers to No. 217, and the high brick front fences are not significant.

How is it significant?

Norwood Terrace is of local architectural significance and rarity value to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? As terraced houses, both rows and semi-detached pairs, are an uncommon building type in the City of Boroondara and most commonly seen in the western parts of Hawthorn and Kew, Norwood Terrace is one of a relatively small number of terrace-type houses in Boroondara, and one of the most easterly located examples. It is of even greater rarity as one of a very small number of terraced houses in Boroondara that were built prior to bylaws that required new attached dwellings to have party walls that extend above the roofs and front verandahs. With the

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change in regulations, the design of Italianate terraced houses changed, from front facades with exposed eaves to those finished with parapets. Norwood Terrace is one of a very small number of the earlier type, with exposed eaves. (Criterion B)

Norwood Terrace is a fine representative example of an Italianate terrace of the type that pre- dates the late 1880s boom. As such, it is simpler in its decorative detailing and use of render, and retains exposed bracketed eaves in keeping with Italianate villas of the 1870s and early 1880s. Other characteristic features of the Victorian Italianate are the rendered and corniced chimneys, front verandahs with cast-iron columns, balustrades and combined frieze and brackets, also six-panelled front doors with fielded panels and bolection mouldings (and original ruby-flashed lights at Nos. 211 and 215). (Criterion D)

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Former Lion Rubber Works, Grant Dorman Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 544 Burwood Road, PS ref no: HO783 Hawthorn

What is significant? The Lion Rubber Works factory and commercial shop front at 544 Burwood Road, Hawthorn, with Greek Revival elements, original early twentieth century shop front, and distinguishing motifs of Lion Rubber Works and the automotive service industry, is significant. Lion Rubber Works took over the site from the Auburn Carriage Works in 1918, representing the early adoption of the motorcar in the area and the development of a distinctive pattern of light industry with ornate shopfronts along Burwood Road in the early twentieth century. The shop and factory-workshop was remodelled in 1929 by Melbourne architects Morsby & Coates. Lion Rubber Works operated there through to the 1950s.

The laneway elevation features that distinguish the site as a factory, in particular the saw-tooth roof form, are also significant. The cantilevered canopy is as an early example of the awning style, but its soffit and fascia have been replaced.

How is it significant? 544 Burwood Road is of local historical, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

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Why is it significant? 544 Burwood Road is significant as a reminder of the early adoption of the motorcar in the municipality, for its distinguishable association with the former Lion Rubber Works, an early automotive service industry in Hawthorn that took the place of the former Auburn Carriage Works on the same site. (Criterion A)

544 Burwood Road is of architectural significance as an intact example of a purpose-built factory workshop complex with ornate commercial shop front. The intact early twentieth century shop front includes metal framed windows, timber stalls and ingo. Distinctive details demonstrate the historical association with Lion Rubber Works and the automotive service industry, including signage in the doorway, initials in the doorway glass, relief signage on the laneway elevation, and cast roundels or ‘wheels’ on the piers and parapet (Criterion D)

544 Burwood Road is of aesthetic significance for its characteristics of the Greek Revival style, and its intact early twentieth century shop front, with distinguishing signage and detailing. Greek Revival elements include its parapet with decorative cartouche, crowned with an acroterion, and Greek Revival style doors and door highlights, and the use of disc or rosette-style decoration around its piers and parapet. The design is accomplished, by architects Morsby & Coates, who were recognised at the time for their remodelling of commercial premises in the Greek Revival style. (Criterion E)

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Dickie House Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 6 Fairview Street, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO784

What is significant? The Dickie House and its grounds at 6 Fairview Street, Hawthorn are significant. The house, built c.1961-64, possesses highly articulated Japanese-inspired detailing; and landscaped garden designed and planted by acclaimed Australian landscape architect Mervyn Davis MBE with stone and rockwork by noted landscape designer Ellis Stones.

How is it significant? The Dickie House is of local historical, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The Dickie House (1961-63) is of historical significance as it is representative of an established pattern of architect designed houses that responded to difficult sites, establishing the City of Boroondara as one of the foremost testing grounds for experimental architecture in Australia. (Criterion A)

The garden is an uncommon example of a residential garden design by landscape architect Mervyn Davis with landscape designer Ellis Stones, both acclaimed Australian landscape designers who played prominent roles in establishing landscape architecture as a profession in Australia. The elaborate design was drawn by Mervyn Davis and features extensive areas of stonework and a stone feature in the lawn, presumably overseen by Ellis Stones. The planting

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scheme is a rare example by Mervyn Davis undertaken during her limited period of private practice between 1961 and 1963. (Criterion A)

The Dickie House is representative of the post-war design ethos, optimism and architectural modernisation pioneered by Robin Boyd and others. The design features honesty of structure and material, clean lines, deep eaves and an overall sense of innovation in design characteristic of this period. The integration of the house with the landscape, with its ‘floating’ appearance over the banks of the Yarra is characteristic of Modernist design. (Criterion D)

6 Fairview Street is aesthetically significant for its accomplished modernist garden design by noted landscape architect Mervyn Davis with highly acclaimed landscape designer Ellis Stones. The plan was drawn by Mervyn Davis in 1961-62, and was designed in response to the modernist house and the surrounding landscape. The plan shows a design influenced by Japanese gardens, modernism, and Australian landscape themes. It was designed to step down the slope, allow views over the garden to the Yarra River, and included access in the north boundary to the adjacent Fairview Park. The original garden included a level area of lawn punctuated by a carefully grouped cluster of large stones (bluestone boulders) to form a sculptural feature, large areas of natural appearing stone laid on areas of sloped land, paths and garden beds defined by charcoal grey concrete paving creating both angular and biomorphic forms, areas of sandstone paving, a functional space along the south side of the garden. The original design also incorporated a Japanese stone lantern and rockery which are still extant. The more steeply contoured parts of the garden were landscaped with retaining walls and stepped pathways of bluestone pitchers. Although some mature eucalypts were retained as part of the design, framing views to and from the house, the original planting scheme otherwise comprised predominantly non-Australian plants, including roses, rhododendron and azaleas, citrus trees, a gingko tree, and elm. (Criterion E)

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Melbourne Croquet Club (Former Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club) Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 37-41 Glen Street, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO785 Extent of Overlay: The club building with a 5m curtilage on the northern, western and southern sides (land within 5m measured from the building footprint, see map below)

What is significant? The Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club, 37-41 Glen Street Hawthorn, is significant for its 1928 pavilion, the second one to be built at the site, replacing an earlier 1908 pavilion. Later alterations to the current building, including filled in verandahs and the entry porch are not significant.

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How is it significant? The Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club is of local historic, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club is historically significant as one of several sporting clubs established from the 1900s in Hawthorn, Kew and Camberwell. Although earlier clubs existed in these suburbs, by the early 1900s the private sporting clubs were able to be established and supported by elite, wealthy and professional clientele. Glenferrie Hill, like several others, is historically significant as a private sporting club, built and funded by its members who were often prominent people in business, the industry and the professions. As the second clubhouse to be constructed on the site in Glen Street, the first being demolished to make way for the current 1928 building, it retains its use and function as a sporting club with croquet and lawn bowling as its activities. (Criterion A)

Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club is significant as a demonstration of the large sporting pavilions that were established primarily in the early 1900s. Their typology was derived from Federation buildings and they adopted a linear form with multiple intersecting gable roofs and generous verandahs with timber posts and fretwork. Like the Canterbury bowling and lacrosse clubhouse at 2 Kendall Street Canterbury (part of HO145), the Glenferrie Hill pavilion borrowed this form and was rebuilt in fairly conservative style in 1928. (Criterion D)

The Glenferrie Hill Recreation Club pavilion is aesthetically significant for its elements that place it in the Interwar period, including the timber posted verandah with decorative timber frieze/bracket elements, multi-paned timber sash windows and panelled doors and the linear plan form with jerkin-head gables intersecting the main gabled roof. The pavilion is significant, particularly for its rink-side elevation which is more intact than its streetside facade. The wall finish featuring rough cast and smooth render is also notable. (Criterion E)

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St Joseph’s Catholic School (formerly St John’s School) Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 571 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO786 Extent of Overlay: The school building with a 4m curtilage on the western side (land within 4m measured from the building footprint) and to the adjacent property boundaries on the other three sides (see map below)

What is significant? St Joseph’s Catholic School (built as St John’s Catholic School for Boys) at 571 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn, is significant. The school was constructed in 1911 for the Jesuit Fathers of Hawthorn

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to a design by architect Augustus Andrew Fritsch, with a matching extension to the south end in 1929 designed by architect G.W. Vanheems.

In 1978 the staff and students of St Joseph’s Catholic School moved from their original site at the corner of Power Street and Denham Road, where they have been located since 1854, to this site.

The school building is single storey, constructed of red face brick, and has a transverse gabled roof with parapets at either end. The roof is clad in slate, has a metal ventilator along its ridge, and exposed rafter tails to the eaves.

Post-1929 alterations and extensions are not significant, including the metal-clad entrance hood on the south elevation, the two-storey rear wing at the north end, and the metal-clad building that stands just behind the brick building.

How is it significant? St Joseph’s (former St John’s) Catholic School is of local historical, aesthetic and social significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? St Joseph’s Catholic School is of historical significance as both the first parish school established in Hawthorn and Boroondara and the one in the longest continuous operation, though it only moved to this site in 1978. More generally it illustrates the importance of parish schools in Boroondara’s suburbs, which were strongly favoured by Catholic families in the ninetieth and early twentieth centuries over State schools. (Criterion A)

St Joseph’s Catholic School is significant for its associations with the establishment and growth of the Hawthorn Catholic community since the 1850s, beginning at the Power Street site. The building at 571 Glenferrie Road is significant for its association with the early twentieth century development of the Catholic community that resulted in the foundation of new schools such as St John’s. (Criterion G)

The 1911 building is associated with its designer, Augustus Andrew Fritsch, a Hawthorn local and the pre-eminent architect of the Catholic Church in the first decades of the twentieth century. He designed many notable churches, presbyteries, schools and convents throughout Victoria. This building incorporates a number of his favoured architectural motifs, seen at other churches and a convent, incorporated into a fine Free Style design. Of particular note are the details to the central gable, including the shaped gable apexes, bull’s-eye window with render dressings and oversized keystone, and two pilasters flanking the front gable which extend above the parapet as piers and are topped with a cyma recta moulding in an ox-bow shape, and ornamented with an Art Nouveau floral bas-relief. (Criteria E & H)

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Edwardian Shops, 556-558 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 556-558 Glenferrie Road, PS ref no: HO787 Hawthorn

What is significant? The pair of shops at 556-558 Glenferrie Road built in 1910 for Castlemaine (and later Hawthorn) entrepreneur and grocer James Joseph Pine is significant.

How is it significant? 556-558 Glenferrie Road is of local historic, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The pair of two-storey shops at 556-558 Glenferrie Road Hawthorn are historically significant for their demonstration of the growth and development of Hawthorn during the Federation period, at a time when both residential and commercial areas were rapidly growing after the economic depression. The shops are historically significant for their association with grocer James Joseph Pine whose business operated from 819 Glenferrie Road (also assessed as part of this Study) and 2 Bell Street Hawthorn (also assessed as part of the Cranmore Estate & Environs Precinct as part of this Study). A successful entrepreneur from Castlemaine, Pine was a respected member of that community before relocating to Hawthorn to substantially build his business. (Criterion A)

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The pair of shops at 556-558 Glenferrie Road are an excellent example of Federation commercial buildings. This class of place is well represented in Boroondara, especially in Glenferrie Road (HO491) and in Maling Road Canterbury (HO145), however this example is particularly fine architecturally as the relative simplicity of design for the period (1910) is notable. (Criterion D)

556-558 Glenferrie Road is aesthetically significant for its composition including the corner location with visible side wall to Henrietta Street. Aesthetically the recessed upper floor is enhanced by the pierced brick balustrades and arched lintels. The parapets and use of pilasters with cement rendered detail is of high quality, providing noteworthy elements to the whole composition. The shops are aesthetically significant for their retention of face red brick to the façade and unpainted cement render. Aesthetically the shops are significant for their retention of one recessed shopfront and part of the timber window frame of another. Their corner location is highly prominent in this part of Glenferrie Road, away from the main commercial area. (Criterion E)

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Victorian Shops, 817-821 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 817-821 Glenferrie Road, PS ref no: HO788 Hawthorn

What is significant? A row of three two -storey shops 817-821 Glenferrie Road Hawthorn built in 1891 for Rev Fitchett (1841-1928) and designed by architect Thomas Tyler, is significant.

How is it significant? 817-821 Glenferrie Road Hawthorn is of local historic, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The row of three shops at 817-821 Glenferrie Road Hawthorn is historically significant as part of the development of the Glenferrie Dale Estate subdivided in 1882. The shops are significant as being developed by Rev. Fitchett, founding Principal of nearby Methodist Ladies College who commissioned architect Thomas Tyler in 1890. Historically the buildings supported a range of tenants including James Joseph Pine who later developed his own shops in 1910 at 556-558 Glenferrie Road (also assessed as part of this Study). (Criterion A)

The three shops at 817-821 Glenferrie Road demonstrate the work of a little known but skilled architect, Thomas Tyler who was also the designer of the Italianate villa Roslyn, at 58 Lisson Grove Hawthorn (HO890), and several branches of the Friendly Societies Dispensary, as well as

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many commercial buildings in the inner suburbs of Carlton, Fitzroy and North Melbourne. (Criterion D)

The shops demonstrate the use of quite sophisticated architectural design techniques that make the upper floor façade appear as a single composition around a central decorative feature rather than a set of repeating elements. The building is important in its demonstration of Victorian shopfront windows which quite rarely remain. Aesthetically 817-821 Glenferrrie Road is significant for its three-dimensional form and decorative Victorian façade including intact shopfront windows. Of interest are the splayed and recessed entries, decorative panelled stallboards and top-lights with coloured glass. The building is significant for its fine stucco façade with central pediment and elaborate pilasters of unusual design, the arrangement of central casement sash window flanked either side by a pair of double hung sash windows, window mouldings and engaged pilasters extending through the parapet and culminating in small orbs. (Criterion E)

The row of three shops at 817-821 Glenferrie Road is historically significant for their association with clergyman, writer and educator Rev Fitchett (1841-1928) who was founding president in 1882 of Methodist Ladies’ College (MLC); and Principal of the school for forty-seven years. Rev Fitchett was a notable Methodist preacher as well as a writer and journalist, publishing an account of his years at MLC in 1921. (Criterion H)

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Woodford Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 14 Glenroy Road, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO789

What is significant? The dwelling, attached front garage and front garden setting of Woodford, 14 Glenroy Road, Hawthorn is significant. Constructed in 1934, the inter-war residence was built for decorated local, William Howard St Clair.

How is it significant?

Woodford is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? Woodford is a fine and highly intact example of an interwar domestic residence in Old English revival style with medieval overtones. Aesthetically well resolved, the key features of ‘Woodford’ are executed with competence and an understanding of the style.

The dwelling is a representative example of a revival style dwelling that was designed and constructed for its location, and for owners that had the means to adopt the emerging styles and thus create a home that reflected their ideals. (Criterion D)

It is of aesthetic significance as a fine and highly intact example of a picturesquely-composed dwelling in the domestic revival style with medieval overtones, set in generous landscaped grounds. The details of tapestry brickwork in the gables, and central ‘hall-like’ jettied window set combine successfully with the ‘stone’ detailed entrance and quoining elements. The mature oak

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trees in the front setback and the established garden contribute to its original presentation (Criterion E)

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Farey Brothers’ Bakery (former) Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 20-26 Liddiard Street, PS ref no: HO791 Hawthorn

What is significant? The former Farey Brothers’ Bakery at 20-26 Liddiard Street, Hawthorn, is significant. It was constructed in 1915 to a design by architect F.G. Leslie Allen for brothers William Alfred, James Harold and Leslie Francis Farey. The Liddiard Street buildings housed a wholesale bakery, with goods sold through the brothers’ retail outlets on Burke Road, Glenferrie Road, and Burwood Road, Hawthorn. The site was used as a bakery until 1970, and at the end of that decade it was converted to offices and workshops.

The site holds a complex of single and double-storey Free Style red brick buildings with cement dressings and tiled gabled roofs. Three principle volumes survive: a two-storey gable-fronted wing with a large arched carriageway through it; a wider section with a transverse gable roof on the west side but set back somewhat from the street and distinguished by a massive double chimney; and a plain, single-storey, gable-fronted building adjoining it on the west side with the same front setback. There is a remnant front wall to the site which was once part of a single- storey building with a low transverse gable roof.

The works associated with the 1979 office conversion are not significant.

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How is it significant? The former Farey Brothers’ Bakery is of local historical and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The Farey Brothers’ Bakery is historically significant as one of the small number of pre-WWII industrial buildings to survive in Boroondara. While the former cities of Camberwell and Kew tried to exclude most industry from their boundaries, Hawthorn was the centre of manufacturing in Boroondara for over a century, beginning in the 1840s and ‘50s with noxious trades, claypits and brickyards. (Criterion A)

The Farey Brothers’ Bakery is a very skilful industrial building. Located off the commercial spine of Glenferrie Road, on a narrow residential street, it has been designed in such a way with variety in massing and details, so that it forms a focal point for the street instead of overwhelming the single-storey villas that surround it. The Bakery complex is a fine example of the Federation Free Style, expressed as two-storey architecturally expressed volumes flanked by single-storey utilitarian bakehouse buildings. The two-storey sections are expressed with a decorative front gable terminating in a shouldered arch, with cement detail suggesting a Baroque influence. The wide arch of the carriageway below is repeated in an arch at the base of the massive double chimneys, which are joined at the top with a bold cornice. (Criterion E)

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Yarralands Flats Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 150 Power Street, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO792

What is significant? Yarralands Flats at 150 Power Street, Hawthorn, a set of eight single storey flats designed by renowned émigré architect, Frederick Romberg, is significant. Constructed in 1958, the flats were built during the acclaimed partnership of Grounds, Romberg and Boyd.

How is it significant? Yarralands Flats are of historic, aesthetic and associational significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? Yarralands Flats is of historical significance as it is representative of the flats and apartments that were built as a result of the immediate post war housing shortage. Within the City of Boroondara, Hawthorn was a centre for flat development, where it represented a logical continuation of the pre-war apartment boom. The ‘Yarralands Flats’, built in 1958, were an early attempt to consider and design for the changing levels of privacy within a small community of flats and are also an interesting example of an architect as developer. (Criterion A)

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The flats are a good representative example of post-war design, by one of Victoria’s and Australia’s foremost émigré architects, Frederick Romberg. The design of ‘Yarralands Flats’ belongs stylistically to the middle period of Romberg’s work, during the early years of the Grounds, Romberg and Boyd partnership (1953-1962). (Criterion D)

The flats derive their aesthetic appeal from the colonnade achieved through the repetition of the post and beams structure and the glazed northern boundary partition. Of note are the semi- private spaces formed under the timber pergola which transition into the private spaces of the flat. The quality of architecture includes full height and length timber framed windows overlooking the front courtyard, the brickwork detail running the length of the southern boundary wall and the incorporation of an existing elm tree within the original plan. (Criterion E)

The flats are significant for their association with renowned architect Frederick Romberg of the firm Grounds, Romberg and Boyd. Romberg was an early proponent of Modernism in Australia and influential in the adoption of the style for flats such as ‘Newburn’ (1939-41) and ‘Stanhill’ (1945-51). Within the City of Boroondara, Romberg designed a number of small scale flats across Hawthorn which includes ‘Parklands Flats’ at 4 Grattan Street (HO647), flats at 2 Barkers Road (HO642) and ‘Yarralands Flats’ at 150 Power Street. Each set of flats address various housing issues while dealing with the landscape of each particular site. (Criterion H)

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Shrine of St Anthony Church Complex Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 180 -184 Power Street, Hawthorn PS ref no: HO793

What is significant? The St Anthony’s Shrine complex is significant as a complex of buildings appropriated or developed by the Catholic Church and the Italian community during the post-war period. It was established with the purchase of the Victorian house at 182 Power Street by the Catholic Church c.1944 for use by the Italian community, when it was named Villa Gonzaga. As Rivo Torto the house, and neighbouring Hirschell, became the first home of the Capuchin monks in Melbourne from 1949. The former Victorian house Greystroke (demolished) was later added to the property and its stables converted to monastic use. The St Anthony’s Shrine church was designed by Grigore Hirsch’s ‘Contemporary Architecture Group’ CONARG and built over the course of 1961- 69, combining modern and traditional characteristics within a Romanesque Revival design. Hundreds of Italian migrants and their families contributed towards its construction through their donations or voluntary labour. The eclectic interior decorations of the basilica, with its altar,

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mosaics, painted ceiling, and side chapels, are testament to the diversity, prosperity and generosity of the Italian migrant community, so many of whom donated money or volunteered in the construction and furnishing of the church. The use of materials from different regions of Italy also reflects in its built form the diverse origins and identities of the Italian migrants of the period.

Significant:

• St Anthony’s Shrine church • The house, ‘Rivo Torto’, formerly ‘Villa Gonzaga’.

Contributory elements:

• The converted stables of former ‘Greystroke’ • Mature peppercorn trees from the remnant grounds of the Victorian era estates • The elevated plaza setting with modern ‘flame’ sculpture and original metal lace fence.

Not Significant:

• The garage and attached brick building • Car park • Individual improvised outdoor shrines or monuments.

How is it significant? The St Anthony’s Shrine church complex is historically, architecturally, aesthetically and socially significant to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? St Anthony’s Shrine complex is historically significant for its connection to the history of the Roman Catholic Church and its missionary work among post war migration in Boroondara. (Criterion A)

The complex is representative of a religious community complex established by migrant communities in the twentieth century, established with the conversion of older Victorian residences into community use, and expanded in the post-war era with the construction of a Modern church. (Criterion D)

The church is aesthetically significant as an outstanding example of the work of CONARG architects, and for its aesthetic characteristics combining Modern and Romanesque Revival ecclesiastical design. The church is particularly distinguished by its Lombard-style porch and cast doors. (Criterion E)

St Anthony’s Shrine complex is socially significant for its special association with the Roman Catholic and Italian communities in Boroondara (Criterion G).

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Eira Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: 13-15 Wellesley Road, PS ref no: HO794 Hawthorn

What is significant?

Eira, the dwelling and its setting at 13-15 Wellesley Road, Hawthorn is significant. Completed in 1919, the residence was constructed for local businessman John Jones. The single storey service and laundry wing is a contributory element. The garage and the bluestone front fence are non-contributory. The dwelling sits within a garden setting, most of which is recent and of no significance.

How is it significant? Eira, 13-15 Wellesley Road is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? Eira, 13-15 Wellesley Road is a representative and intact example of a substantial Arts and Craft residence built in the infancy of the Interwar period. The residence is situated on a large block and follows in the earlier trend of the suburban mansion house tradition with a garden setting. (Criterion D)

The residence is noted for its composition of double storey canted bays, symmetrically placed either side of a projecting central double storey gabled porch bay. Although minimally detailed, it is an uncommon example with regard to the combination of features of the style applied to a square plan. (Criterion E)

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Cranmore Estate and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Cranmore Estate and PS ref no: HO774 Environs Precinct, Hawthorn

What is significant? The Cranmore Estate & Environs Precinct comprising: 238-272 & 302-326 Barkers Road; 2-32 & 1-15 Elphin Grove; 3-65 & 71-95, 60-82 & 96-104 Liddiard St; Churchill Grove, Salisbury Grove, Sercombe Grove, York Street, Bowen Street, 2-6 Vicars Street, Carrington Street, Percy Street, Moir Street, Haines Street, Bell Street, Edward Street, Hull Street, and 7-33, 4-38 Johnson Street, is significant.

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How is it significant? The Cranmore Estate & Environs is of local historic, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The Cranmore Estate & Environs Precinct is historically significant as a representative of the development in Hawthorn in the Barkers Road area in the 1880s, especially after the construction of the Victoria Street Bridge across the Yarra River in 1884. The bridge provided an impetus for development east of the river through better transport links. The precinct demonstrates the practice of subdivision through a series of land sales, often taking in the pre- existing large land holdings of mansion houses. The Cranmore Estate & Environs Precinct demonstrates the former location of the larger estates and the many land sales through its street alignments and pattern, developed over a short eleven-year period from 1879 to 1890.

The precinct is historically significant, being formed from the following land subdivisions:

• Liddiard Street and Bowen Street, 1879 • Liddiard, Bell, Moir and Edwards Streets – Edwards Paddock 1883 • Bowen Estate: Bowen Street, Vicars Street, Carrington Street and Hull Street,1888, incorporating ‘Mr Edwards house and garden’ • Cranmore Estate: Percy Street, Barkers Road, Haines Street and Edwards Street, 1885- 88, and incorporating Cranmore House • Payne’s Paddock: Barkers Road, Sercombe Grove, Salisbury Grove and Churchill Grove, 1885-87 • Irwell Estate: Barkers Road and Elphin Grove, 1885-86 • Falmouth Estate: Liddiard Street (part of south side), 1886 • Goss’s Orchard: Edward Steer and Haines Street, 1888 • York Estate: Barkers Road and York Street, 1890

The precinct is historically significant for the few shops that are in Bell and Haines Street that indicate a past era of a more mixed neighbourhood combining both shops and residences closely related, including:

• 2, 38 and 48 Bell Street • 6 Haines Street • 302-304 Barkers Road (Cnr Haines Street)

The precinct is also historically significant for commercial buildings in upper Glenferrie Road that demonstrate later development of the strip shopping centre along Glenferrie Road, which is significant as the major shopping centre in Hawthorn. (Criterion A)

Historically the Hull Street Reserve is a modest version of the reserves provided in more well-to- do areas of Hawthorn such as St James Park.

The Cranmore Estate & Environs Precinct demonstrates a largely Victorian era precinct of worker’s housing. Whilst predominantly exhibiting Victorian-era residential development, a number of. Edwardian and interwar examples are located in Liddiard Street. The precinct generally demonstrates key characteristics including small allotment size, single and double- fronted (but generally small and single-storey) houses, both attached and detached, and predominantly of timber construction. It is comparable to the large precinct of West Hawthorn

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(HO220), both precincts providing evidence of the range of house types provided for the lower middle classes built singly and in pairs, terraces and groups. Two boundaries of the precinct are well defined by Glenferrie Road and Barkers Road, both major roads through Boroondara. Development in Liddiard Street is of more variety with paired Edwardian and interwar housing and some larger allotments with Victorian, Edwardian and interwar bungalows. (Criterion D)

The Cranmore Estate & Environs precinct is aesthetically significant for the range and consistency of its Victorian-era workers’ housing, and its places of individual significance in Liddiard Street, Barkers and Salisbury Roads, and Elphin Grove. The patterns of development are evident in the different forms of houses that utilise Victorian (and to a lesser extent) Federation elements. Hipped and gabled roof forms in various combinations, verandahs of timber and cast iron construction with forms of fretwork and friezes, windows, including bay windows, form repetitive elements across the precinct.

Liddiard Street and Barkers Road provide opportunity for larger and later villas, some with a higher degree of detail and more individuality in design. Several of these currently have individual heritage status. Several substantial interwar bungalows exhibit typical features of plain red brick with terra cotta tiles roofs and shingle gable detail. New places identified with particularly high aesthetic value or unusual design features include:

• 15 Elphin Grove, whilst typical in form, displays stucco work of a high quality • 1 Salisbury Road demonstrates sophisticated timber joinery and design

The internal streets of the precinct are aesthetically significant for their consistent scale and use of materials (weatherboard, block-fronted weatherboard, red and polychrome brickwork, slate and corrugated iron). Examples include 5, and 7-17 Churchill Grove, which feature pedimented parapets and bichrome brickwork.

The precinct is aesthetically significant for the bluestone paved laneways that form a secondary circulation route, including:

• Front of 1-3 Moir Street through to York Street • Between the rear of 19 Moir Street and the rear of 34 Haines Street (behind 3 & 5 Percy Street • Liddiard St through to Bowen Street (not bluestone paved) – linked to a bluestone laneway to Hull Street • Rear of 11 Bowen Street and the back of 15 Carrington Street – bluestone paved • At the rear of 2 Sercombe Grove through to Glenferrie Rd • From Barkers Road, next to Elphin Mews • Along the north side of 1 Elphin Grove, then south behind 1-13 Elphin Grove

The Cranmore Estate & Environs Precinct derives its aesthetic value from its density of development with similar patterns of houses repeated throughout, often in groups clearly built by the same builder at the same time. The precinct benefits from a low level of non-contributory places and lack of major alterations to its many contributory elements. (Criterion E)

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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PRECINCT GRADINGS SCHEDULE

Name Number Street Grading Built Date 238 Barkers Road Significant (HO437) 240 Barkers Road Significant (HO437) 242 Barkers Road Significant (HO437) 244 Barkers Road Significant (HO437) 248 Barkers Road Contributory 250 Barkers Road Contributory 254 Barkers Road Significant (HO439) 256 Barkers Road Contributory 258 Barkers Road Non-contributory Contemporary 260 Barkers Road Contributory 262 Barkers Road Contributory 1/266 Barkers Road Contributory 268 Barkers Road Contributory 270 Barkers Road Contributory 272 Barkers Road Contributory Shop 302 Barkers Road Contributory Shop 304 Barkers Road Contributory 306 Barkers Road Contributory 308 Barkers Road Contributory 310 Barkers Road Contributory Elphin Mews 312-326 Barkers Road Contributory 1899 &1936 Shop 1 Bell Street Contributory 2 Bell Street Contributory 3 Bell Street Contributory 4 Bell Street Non-contributory Contemporary 5 Bell Street Contributory 6 Bell Street Non-contributory 7 Bell Street Contributory 8 Bell Street Non-contributory 9 Bell Street Contributory 10 Bell Street Contributory 11 Bell Street Contributory 12 Bell Street Contributory 13 Bell Street Contributory 14 Bell Street Contributory 15 Bell Street Contributory 16 Bell Street Contributory 17 Bell Street Contributory 18 Bell Street Contributory 19 Bell Street Contributory 20 Bell Street Contributory 21 Bell Street Non-contributory 23 Bell Street Non-contributory 25 Bell Street Non-contributory 26 Bell Street Contributory 27 Bell Street Non-contributory 28 Bell Street Contributory 29 Bell Street Non-contributory 30 Bell Street Contributory 31 Bell Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 32 Bell Street Contributory 33 Bell Street Contributory 34 Bell Street Contributory 35 Bell Street Contributory 36 Bell Street Contributory 37 Bell Street Contributory 38 Bell Street Contributory 39 Bell Street Contributory 40 Bell Street Contributory 41 Bell Street Contributory 42 Bell Street Contributory 43 Bell Street Contributory 44 Bell Street Contributory 46 Bell Street Non-contributory Contemporary Shop 48 Bell Street Contributory 50 Bell Street Contributory 52 Bell Street Contributory 54 Bell Street Contributory 1 Bowen Street Contributory 2 Bowen Street Contributory 3 Bowen Street Contributory 4 Bowen Street Contributory 5 Bowen Street Non-contributory 6 Bowen Street Contributory 7 Bowen Street Contributory 8 Bowen Street Contributory 9 Bowen Street Contributory 10 Bowen Street Contributory 11 Bowen Street Contributory 12 Bowen Street Contributory 14 Bowen Street Non-contributory c1890 altered 15 Bowen Street Contributory 16 Bowen Street Non-contributory c1890 altered 18 Bowen Street Contributory 19 Bowen Street Contributory 20 Bowen Street Contributory 22 Bowen Street Contributory 24 Bowen Street Contributory 26 Bowen Street Contributory 28 Bowen Street Contributory 30 Bowen Street Contributory 32 Bowen Street Contributory 1 Carrington Street Contributory 2A Carrington Street Non-contributory Contemporary 2 Carrington Street Non-contributory Contemporary 3 Carrington Street Contributory 4 Carrington Street Non-contributory 5 Carrington Street Contributory 6 Carrington Street Contributory 7 Carrington Street Contributory 8 Carrington Street Contributory 9 Carrington Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 10 Carrington Street Contributory 11 Carrington Street Contributory 13 Carrington Street Contributory 1 Churchill Grove Contributory 2 Churchill Grove Contributory 3 Churchill Grove Contributory 4 Churchill Grove Contributory 5 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 6 Churchill Grove Contributory 7 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 8 Churchill Grove Contributory 9 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 10 Churchill Grove Contributory 11 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 c1890 much 12 Churchill Grove Non-contributory altered 13 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 14 Churchill Grove Contributory 15 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 16 Churchill Grove Contributory 17 Churchill Grove Significant 1888 18 Churchill Grove Contributory 19 Churchill Grove Contributory 20 Churchill Grove Contributory 21 Churchill Grove Contributory 22 Churchill Grove Contributory 23 Churchill Grove Contributory 24 Churchill Grove Contributory 25 Churchill Grove Contributory 26 Churchill Grove Contributory 27 Churchill Grove Contributory 28 Churchill Grove Contributory 30 Churchill Grove Contributory 32 Churchill Grove Contributory 1 Edward Street Contributory 2 Edward Street Non-contributory Contemporary 3 Edward Street Contributory 4 Edward Street Contributory 5 Edward Street Contributory 6 Edward Street Contributory 7 Edward Street Contributory 8 Edward Street Contributory 9 Edward Street Non-contributory Contemporary 10 Edward Street Contributory 10A Edward Street Contributory 11-13 Edward Street Contributory 12 Edward Street Non-contributory Contemporary 14 Edward Street Contributory 15 Edward Street Non-contributory 1940s 16 Edward Street Contributory 17 Edward Street Contributory 18 Edward Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 19 Edward Street Contributory 20 Edward Street Contributory 21 Edward Street Contributory 22 Edward Street Contributory 23 Edward Street Contributory 24 Edward Street Contributory 25 Edward Street Contributory 27 Edward Street Contributory 29 Edward Street Contributory 1 Elphin Grove Contributory 2 Elphin Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 3 Elphin Grove Contributory c1890 much 4 Elphin Grove Non-contributory altered 5 Elphin Grove Contributory 6 Elphin Grove Contributory 7 Elphin Grove Significant (HO425) c1890 two 8 Elphin Grove Non-contributory storey- extension 9 Elphin Grove Contributory 10 Elphin Grove Contributory 11 Elphin Grove Contributory 12&12A Elphin Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 13 Elphin Grove Contributory 14 Elphin Grove Contributory 15 Elphin Grove Significant 1887-1892 16 Elphin Grove Contributory 18 Elphin Grove Contributory 20 Elphin Grove Contributory 22 Elphin Grove Contributory 24 Elphin Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 26 Elphin Grove Contributory 28 Elphin Grove Contributory 30 Elphin Grove Contributory 32 Elphin Grove Contributory 1 Haines Street Contributory 2 Haines Street Contributory 3 Haines Street Contributory 4 Haines Street Contributory 5 Haines Street Contributory Shop 6 Haines Street Contributory 7 Haines Street Contributory 9 Haines Street Contributory 10 Haines Street Contributory C1915-19 11 Haines Street Contributory 12 Haines Street Contributory C1915-19 13 Haines Street Contributory 14 Haines Street Contributory C1915-19 15 Haines Street Contributory 16 Haines Street Contributory C1915-19 16A Haines Street Contributory C1915-19 17 Haines Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 18A Haines Street Contributory C1915-19 18 Haines Street Contributory 20 Haines Street Contributory 22 Haines Street Contributory 23 Haines Street Non-contributory Contemporary 24 Haines Street Contributory 25 Haines Street Non-contributory Contemporary 26 Haines Street Non-contributory c1940 28 Haines Street Non-contributory c1940 c1920 much 29 Haines Street Non-contributory altered 30 Haines Street Non-contributory c1940 31 Haines Street Contributory 32 Haines Street Non-contributory c1940 33 Haines Street Contributory 34 Haines Street Non-contributory c1940 35 Haines Street Non-contributory c1950 36 Haines Street Contributory 37 Haines Street Contributory 38 Haines Street Contributory 39 Haines Street Contributory 40 Haines Street Contributory 41 Haines Street Contributory 42 Haines Street Contributory 43 Haines Street Contributory 44 Haines Street Contributory 45 Haines Street Contributory 46 Haines Street Contributory 47 Haines Street Contributory 48 Haines Street Contributory 49 Haines Street Contributory 50 Haines Street Contributory 51 Haines Street Contributory 52 Haines Street Contributory 53 Haines Street Contributory 54 Haines Street Contributory 55 Haines Street Contributory 56 Haines Street Contributory 57 Haines Street Contributory 58 Haines Street Non-contributory Contemporary 59 Haines Street Non-contributory c1940 61 Haines Street Contributory 63 Haines Street Contributory 65 Haines Street Contributory 67 Haines Street Contributory 69 Haines Street Contributory 71 Haines Street Contributory 73 Haines Street Contributory 75 Haines Street Contributory 77 Haines Street Non-contributory Contemporary 79 Haines Street Non-contributory Contemporary 81 Haines Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 83 Haines Street Contributory 85 Haines Street Contributory 87 Haines Street Contributory 2 Hull Street Contributory 3 Hull Street Non-contributory Contemporary 4 Hull Street Contributory C1900 much 5 Hull Street Non-contributory altered 6 Hull Street Contributory 7 Hull Street Contributory 8 Hull Street Contributory 9 Hull Street Contributory 10 Hull Street Contributory 15 Hull Street Contributory 17 Hull Street Contributory 19 Hull Street Contributory 21 Hull Street Contributory 23 Hull Street Non-contributory Contemporary 4 Johnson Street Contributory 6 Johnson Street Contributory 7 Johnson Street Contributory 8 Johnson Street Contributory 9 Johnson Street Contributory 10 Johnson Street Contributory 11 Johnson Street Contributory 12 Johnson Street Contributory 13 Johnson Street Non-contributory Contemporary 14 Johnson Street Contributory 15 Johnson Street Non-contributory Contemporary 16 Johnson Street Contributory 17 Johnson Street Contributory 18 Johnson Street Contributory 19 Johnson Street Non-contributory c1940 20 Johnson Street Contributory 21 Johnson Street Contributory 22 Johnson Street Non-contributory 23 Johnson Street Contributory 24 Johnson Street Contributory 25 Johnson Street Non-contributory Rebuilt in 2004 26 Johnson Street Contributory 27 Johnson Street Contributory 28 Johnson Street Contributory 29 Johnson Street Contributory 30 Johnson Street Contributory 31 Johnson Street Contributory 32-34 Johnson Street Non-contributory 33 Johnson Street Non-contributory Contemporary 36 Johnson Street Non-contributory c1920 altered 38 Johnson Street Non-contributory 3 Liddiard Street Contributory 5 Liddiard Street Contributory 7 Liddiard Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 9 Liddiard Street Contributory 11 Liddiard Street Contributory 13 Liddiard Street Contributory 15 Liddiard Street Contributory 17 Liddiard Street Contributory 19 Liddiard Street Contributory 21 Liddiard Street Contributory 23 Liddiard Street Contributory 25 Liddiard Street Contributory 27 Liddiard Street Contributory 29-31 Liddiard Street Non-contributory c1960 33 Liddiard Street Contributory 35 Liddiard Street Contributory 37 Liddiard Street Contributory 39 Liddiard Street Contributory 41 Liddiard Street Contributory 45 Liddiard Street Significant (HO80) 1885 47 Liddiard Street Non-contributory 49 Liddiard Street Contributory 51 Liddiard Street Significant (HO81) 1876 53 Liddiard Street Contributory 55 Liddiard Street Contributory 57 Liddiard Street Contributory 59 Liddiard Street Contributory 60 Liddiard Street Non-contributory Contemporary 62 Liddiard Street Contributory 63 Liddiard Street Contributory 64 Liddiard Street Contributory 65 Liddiard Street Contributory 66 Liddiard Street Contributory 68, 68A, Contemporary 68B Liddiard Street Non-contributory 70 Liddiard Street Contributory 71 Liddiard Street Significant (HO82) 72 Liddiard Street Contributory 73 Liddiard Street Contributory 74 Liddiard Street Contributory 75 Liddiard Street Contributory 76 Liddiard Street Contributory 77 Liddiard Street Contributory 78 Liddiard Street Contributory 79 Liddiard Street Contributory 81 Liddiard Street Contributory 82 Liddiard Street Contributory 83 Liddiard Street Contributory 85 Liddiard Street Contributory 87 Liddiard Street Contributory 89 Liddiard Street Contributory 91 Liddiard Street Contributory 93 Liddiard Street Contributory 95 Liddiard Street Contributory 96 Liddiard Street Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 98 Liddiard Street Contributory 100 Liddiard Street Contributory 102 Liddiard Street Contributory 104 Liddiard Street Contributory 1 Moir Street Contributory 3 Moir Street Contributory 5 Moir Street Contributory 7 Moir Street Contributory 9 Moir Street Contributory 11 Moir Street Contributory 13 Moir Street Contributory 15 Moir Street Contributory 17 Moir Street Contributory 19 Moir Street Non-contributory Contemporary 2 Percy Street Contributory 3 Percy Street Contributory 4 Percy Street Contributory 5 Percy Street Contributory 6 Percy Street Contributory 8 Percy Street Contributory 9 Percy Street Contributory 10 Percy Street Non-contributory c1940 10A Percy Street Non-contributory c1940 11 Percy Street Contributory 13 Percy Street Contributory 14 Percy Street Contributory 15 Percy Street Contributory 16 Percy Street Contributory c1890 much 17 Percy Street Non-contributory altered 18 Percy Street Contributory c1890 much 19 Percy Street Non-contributory altered 20 Percy Street Non-contributory 21 Percy Street Contributory 22 Percy Street Contributory 23 Percy Street Contributory 24 Percy Street Contributory 1 Salisbury Grove Significant c1886-1892 3 Salisbury Grove Contributory 5 Salisbury Grove Contributory 6 Salisbury Grove Contributory 7 Salisbury Grove Contributory 8 Salisbury Grove Contributory 9 Salisbury Grove Contributory 10 Salisbury Grove Contributory 11 Salisbury Grove Contributory 12 Salisbury Grove Contributory 13 Salisbury Grove Contributory 14 Salisbury Grove Contributory 15 Salisbury Grove Contributory 16 Salisbury Grove Contributory

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 17 Salisbury Grove Contributory 1 Sercombe Grove Contributory 2 Sercombe Grove Contributory 3 Sercombe Grove Contributory 4 Sercombe Grove Contributory 5 Sercombe Grove Contributory 6 Sercombe Grove Contributory 7 Sercombe Grove Contributory 8 Sercombe Grove Contributory 9 Sercombe Grove Contributory 10 Sercombe Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 11 Sercombe Grove Contributory 12 Sercombe Grove Contributory 13 Sercombe Grove Contributory 14 Sercombe Grove Contributory 15 Sercombe Grove Contributory 16 Sercombe Grove Contributory 17 Sercombe Grove Contributory 18 Sercombe Grove Contributory 19 Sercombe Grove Contributory 20 Sercombe Grove Contributory 21 Sercombe Grove Contributory 22 Sercombe Grove Contributory 23 Sercombe Grove Contributory 24 Sercombe Grove Contributory 25 Sercombe Grove Contributory 26 Sercombe Grove Contributory 27 Sercombe Grove Contributory 28 Sercombe Grove Contributory 29 Sercombe Grove Contributory 30 Sercombe Grove Contributory 31 Sercombe Grove Contributory 32 Sercombe Grove Contributory 33 Sercombe Grove Contributory 2 Vicars Street Contributory 4 Vicars Street Contributory 6 Vicars Street Contributory 1 York Street Contributory 2A York Street Non-contributory Contemporary 2 York Street Contributory 3 York Street Contributory 4 York Street Contributory 5 York Street Contributory 6 York Street Contributory 7 York Street Contributory 8 York Street Contributory 9 York Street Contributory 10 York Street Contributory 11 York Street Contributory 12 York Street Contributory 13 York Street Contributory 14 York Street Non-contributory Contemporary

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 15 York Street Non-contributory Contemporary 16 York Street Contributory 17 York Street Contributory 18 York Street Contributory 1915 Two storey 19 York Street Non-contributory extension 20 York Street Contributory 21 York Street Contributory 22 York Street Contributory 23 York Street Contributory 24 York Street Contributory 25 York Street Contributory 26 York Street Contributory c1915 Much 27 York Street Non-contributory altered 28 York Street Contributory 29 York Street Non-contributory Contemporary 30 York Street Contributory 32 York Street Non-contributory Contemporary

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Glenferrie and Riversdale Roads Commercial Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Glenferrie and Riversdale PS ref no: HO775 Roads Commercial Precinct, Hawthorn

What is significant? The Glenferrie and Riversdale Roads Commercial Precinct, located at the intersection of Glenferrie and Riversdale roads, at nos. 87-95A and 97-1/105 Riversdale Road, and 524-544 and 529-549 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. The precinct consists of single and double-storey Edwardian and Interwar shops built in a range of architectural styles on both corners of the intersection, built from c.1915 to c.1942. Although land in the precinct was advertised for sale from the late nineteenth century, development of the area remained largely residential until at least 1917. Its development as a

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commercial/retail shopping centre commenced around 1920. Two main historical events provided the impetus for development of the commercial/retail hub, improved transport services and the post-WWI boom that saw a massive population expansion in the area and new subdivisions on the sites of older villas that had been demolished.

How is it significant? The Glenferrie and Riversdale Roads Commercial Precinct is of local historic, architectural, and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? Historically, the group of shops at the intersection of Glenferrie and Riversdale roads is significant for its ability to demonstrate a major development phase of commercial/retail centres in Hawthorn. It demonstrates the influence of improved transport connections by the second decade of twentieth century and the massive expansion of the population in the post-WWI period on this part of Hawthorn. Before the turn of the century the main local shopping strip was along Burwood Road, which was serviced by a horse tram between 1890 and 1916. In 1913, a tramline was opened along Glenferrie Road, which stimulated the building of a second shopping strip, which ultimately overtook Burwood Road. Further development by the Hawthorn Tramways Trust of an electric tramline along Riversdale Road in 1916 combined with post-war boom conditions in the 1920s, were the stimulus for the development of the commercial precinct at the intersection of Glenferrie and Riversdale roads. The predominance of Edwardian and interwar architectural styles, and absence of Victorian architectural styles common in other precincts in Hawthorn, are indicative of the precinct’s relatively late development in response to improvements in transport services and population growth after WWI. (Criterion A)

Architecturally, the shops in the precinct are important as high quality and largely intact (above ground floor level) and partially intact (at ground floor level) representative examples of Edwardian and interwar suburban commercial/retail buildings prior to WWII. Most of the single-storey and double- storey shops have been built in rows, which enhances their visual presence and contributes to the cohesion and aesthetic quality of the precinct. The precinct is further enhanced by the presence of striking landmark buildings of high quality, most evidently the curved Edwardian corner building at nos. 524-532 Glenferrie Road, but also the group of interwar Old English style shops at 529-539 Glenferrie Road, and the large Edwardian corner building at 541-545 Glenferrie Road. The roofscape of the single-storey shops (nos. 534-544) which step down the eastern side of Glenferrie Road from the intersection is also a distinctive element within the precinct. (Criterion D)

Architecturally, some of the buildings in the precinct are notable examples of their type. The upper storey façade and parapets of the corner building at 524-532 Glenferrie Road, built in the Federation Free Style is a notable example of its type and it is a prominent landmark within the precinct. The building exhibits unusual and distinctive façade decoration, especially in its extensive use of heavy rockfaced masonry in dramatic contrast to smooth rendered surfaces elsewhere. While unusual, the eclectic and idiosyncratic use of decorative motifs and contrasting materials is what makes it typical of the Federation Free Style architectural style. (Criterion D)

Use of the interwar Old English architectural style on commercial buildings is uncommon in Hawthorn. A smaller comparable example to nos. 529-539 Glenferrie Road exists in Camberwell, in the Burke Road North Commercial and Transport Precinct (HO505); it has three shops instead of the six shops at Glenferrie Road. The upper storey façades of both examples are of equally high quality and integrity. However, the three ground floor shopfronts of the Burke Road example appear to have experienced less unsympathetic change. (Criterion D)

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Aesthetically the precinct is significant for its striking landmark corner buildings, specifically the curved Federation Free Style corner building at nos. 524-532 Glenferrie Road, the large Edwardian corner building at 541-545 Glenferrie Road, and the distinctive roofscape of the single-storey shops (nos. 534-544) which steps down the eastern side of Glenferrie Road from the intersection. (Criterion E)

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PRECINCT GRADINGS SCHEDULE Name Number Street Grading Built Date 86 Riversdale Road Non-contributory Glendale 87-95A Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920 Buildings (part) (now part of 541- 545 Glenferrie Road) 97 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920 99 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920 101-103 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920 W.E. McDowell. 1/105 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920 Butcher House 2/105 Riversdale Road Non-contributory c.1880s 524-532 Glenferrie Road Contributory 1920-25 534-544 Glenferrie Road Contributory c.1920 529-539 Glenferrie Road Contributory 1938-42 Glendale 541-545 Glenferrie Road Contributory c.1920 Buildings 547-549 Glenferrie Road Contributory c.1925

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Riversdale Reserve Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Riversdale Reserve Precinct, PS ref no: HO776 Hawthorn

What is significant? The Riversdale Reserve Precinct comprising 8-30 Robinson Road and 2-28 & 7-21 Illawarra Road, largely developed between 1884 and 1904 is significant.

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How is it significant? The Riversdale Reserve Precinct is of local historic, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? The Riversdale Reserve Precinct is historically significant as a demonstration of the expansion of Hawthorn during the 1880s when middle-class residents took advantage of the subdivision of the earlier large mansion estates into smaller lots. The Riversdale Reserve Precinct is historically significant as one of many land releases in Hawthorn during the 1880s, at a peak time for development in the area. The area covered by the precinct corresponds to the entire Riversdale Reserve subdivision of 1884, and part of the adjacent Ashburton Estate of 1888, the slightly curved alignment of Illawarra Road indicating the former location of Ashburton house and garden. (Criterion A)

Comprising parts of two streets (Robinson and Illawarra Roads) and a small cross street (Montague Street), the Riversdale Reserve Precinct is a representative Victorian-era precinct with many fine Victorian and several Victorian/ Federation (transitional) villas that demonstrate the peak development of Hawthorn. Situated on the rising ground south of Riversdale Road, the area was marketed at the middle classes who could afford allotments of medium size and houses that were smaller versions of the mansion houses they emulated. Like Lyndhurst Crescent (HO155) and Leslie Street (HO164) and the less flamboyant parts of Manningtree Road, the Riversdale Reserve Precinct displays a cohesiveness of scale, period and architectural style. (Criterion D)

Riversdale Reserve Precinct is aesthetically significant for its grouping and sequence of houses in garden settings. Building materials of polychrome brick, stucco and timber with corrugated iron and slate for roofing are used. The houses, although all different, relate closely to each other in period and style, using a combination of timber and cast iron verandahs, hipped and gabled roof forms and Victorian-style windows. Aesthetically, the precinct is enhanced by the predominantly low and lightweight fencing that allows views of the houses in their garden settings. Individual houses display particular elements common to the Victorian period including canted bay windows (18 & 20 Robinson Road, 17 & 19 Illawarra Road); polychrome brickwork (20 Robinson Road); decorative glass (24 & 26 Robinson Road); rendered quoins and window mouldings (7 & 10 Illawarra Road); fine cast iron verandahs (24 Robinson Road and 6 Illawarrra Road). The aesthetic value of the precinct lies in its broader scale of similar size allotments, garden settings, house forms and Victorian architectural elements. (Criterion E)

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 2 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 4 Illawarra Road Non-contributory Contemporary 6 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 7 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 8 Illawarra Road Non-contributory c1960 9 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 10 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 11 Illawarra Road Non-contributory 12 Illawarra Road Non-contributory 1885-1904 much altered 13 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 14 Illawarra Road Non-contributory 1935-1938 15 Illawarra Road Non-contributory c.1970 16 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 17 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 18 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 19 Illawarra Road Contributory 1885-1904 20 Illawarra Road Non-contributory c1960 21 Illawarra Road Contributory 1888-1904 22 Illawarra Road Non-contributory c1980 24 Illawarra Road Non-contributory c1960 26 Illawarra Road Contributory 1888-1904 28 Illawarra Road Contributory 1888-1904 8 Robinson Road Contributory 1885-1904 10 Robinson Road Contributory 1885-1904 12 Robinson Road Contributory 1885-1904 14 Robinson Road Non-contributory Contemporary 16 Robinson Road Non-contributory 1885-1904 much altered 16A Robinson Road Non-contributory 1885-1904 much altered 18 Robinson Road Contributory 1885-1904 20 Robinson Road Contributory 1885-1904 22 Robinson Road Non-contributory Contemporary 24 Robinson Road Contributory 1888-1904 26 Robinson Road Contributory c1915 28 Robinson Road Contributory 1888-1904 30 Robinson Road Contributory 1888-1904

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Riversdale Village Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Riversdale Village Precinct, PS ref no: HO777 Hawthorn

What is significant? The Riversdale Village Precinct, located at the intersection of Auburn and Riversdale roads, Hawthorn. The precinct has a mixed character created by the range of Victorian, Edwardian, and interwar architectural styles, the single and double-storey built form of the shops, and the one three-storey corner building (the Riversdale Hotel). The precinct consists of nos. 261–305 on the east side of Auburn Road, nos. 282–290 and 324–332 on the west side of Auburn Road, nos.

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201–233 on the north side of Riversdale Road, and nos. 234–242 on the south side of Riversdale Road. The Italianate Riversdale Hotel at 277 Auburn Road and the Federation Free Style W.A. Carr’s Butcher Shop at 287–289A Auburn Road are individually significant buildings within the precinct. No. 267 Auburn Road and nos. 205–207 Riversdale Road are identified as non- contributory buildings within the precinct.

The precinct was subdivided for commercial development from larger estates from 1883. It was established and consolidated as a retail and commercial centre over a fifty-year period from the 1880s into the interwar period.

How is it significant? The Riversdale Village Precinct is of local historic, architectural, and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? Historically, the Riversdale Village Precinct is significant for its ability to demonstrate the establishment and consolidation of one of Hawthorn’s commercial and retail centres at the intersection of Riversdale and Auburn roads from the late 1880s into the interwar period. The varied architectural styles reflect the precinct’s development over an approximately 50-year period. The southeast corner of the intersection was the first to be developed and this is reflected in the predominance of Victorian architectural styles in this part of the precinct. Land for these shops was subdivided and made available for sale in 1883. From this time, the area began its development as a retail and commercial centre in response to the extension of the railway to this area in 1882. Growth continued with the establishment of the horse drawn tram in 1890 along Riversdale Road, which terminated at Auburn Road. While Hawthorn’s development, like elsewhere, slowed during the economic depression of the 1890s, the City of Hawthorn experienced a period of economic recovery and suburban resurgence during the first decade of the new century. This is reflected in the precinct’s Edwardian-era shops, many of which are elegantly designed and elaborately detailed. The northwest corner consists of predominantly Interwar-era buildings, built in response to a broader intensification of residential development in Hawthorn through the interwar years, when remaining vacant land was taken up during an intensive boom between 1910 and 1940. The greatest changes were seen in the area south of Riversdale Road. (Criterion A)

Architecturally, the buildings in the precinct are representative of typical forms of Victorian, Edwardian, and interwar commercial/retail buildings of suburban shopping strips prior to WWII, built to the front and side boundaries, forming a continuous street wall and sense of cohesion, with roofs hidden behind parapets. Set back from the street and a more domestic-styled building, the single-storey shop at no. 269 Auburn Road is unusual within the precinct. Its original, low face brick fence on the street boundary responds to the building design and helps to integrate the building into the otherwise continuous street wall. The shops and hotel, which represent a range of architectural styles, demonstrate features typical of the eras in which they were designed, including: decorative parapets with pediments and finials, and decorative mouldings and pilasters for Victorian shops; symmetrical and asymmetrical designs and use of contrasting materials for Edwardian shops; use of more restrained detailing for interwar shops; timber-framed and glazed entry doors, metal-framed shop windows with top-lights (some leadlight), recessed entrances, panelled highlight windows above awnings. (Criterion D)

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Like other precincts in Boroondara, the precinct is characterised by a range of architectural styles from the Victorian, Edwardian, and interwar periods, and single and double-storey built form of the shops; plus the three-storey Italianate Riversdale Hotel corner building. While the overall precinct is characterized by its diversity, development of some shop buildings as pairs and in larger groupings of up to six shops contributes a sense of cohesion (in addition to that noted above). While some original surfaces have been overpainted, some awnings have been removed or replaced, and some original shopfronts have been removed or altered (some sympathetically), this does not adversely affect the aesthetic character of the precinct. (Criterion D)

Aesthetically, the precinct is distinguished from other precincts in Boroondara by the relatively high proportion of intact high quality upper-storey façades and intact and partially intact shopfronts. (Criterion E)

Aesthetically the precinct is also significant for its fine landmark buildings, specifically the Italianate Riversdale Hotel at 277 Auburn Road and the Federation Free Style W.A. Carr’s Butcher Shop at 287–289A Auburn Road, both of which are locally significant places. (Criterion E)

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 261–265 Auburn Road Contributory 1904-10 267 Auburn Road Non-contributory 269 Auburn Road Contributory c.1919-42 271-275 Auburn Road Contributory 1904-10 277 (part of) Auburn Road Significant 1888-89 (HO595) 279 (now Auburn Road Contributory c.1888 part of 277) - 281 282 Auburn Road Contributory c.1919-42 283A Auburn Road Contributory c.1919-42 284-286 Auburn Road Contributory c.1920s 285 Auburn Road Contributory c.1901-18 W.A. Carr's 287-289A Auburn Road Significant 1909-10 Butcher (HO596) Shop (former) Coppard’s 288-290 Auburn Road Contributory 1923 Buildings (now part of 217- (part) 223 Riversdale Road) 291-293 Auburn Road Contributory c.1920s Firmans’ 295-305 Auburn Road Contributory c.1891 Buildings 324-326 Auburn Road Contributory c.1889 328-332 Auburn Road Contributory c.1890 201-203 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920s 205-207 Riversdale Road Non-contributory 211 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1920s 213 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1930s Coppard’s 217-223 Riversdale Road Contributory 1923 Buildings 234-238 Riversdale Road Contributory 1888-92 (234 Riversdale Road is now part of 277 Auburn Road) 240-242 Riversdale Road Contributory c.1897

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Rookery Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Rookery Estate Precinct, PS ref no: HO778 Hawthorn

What is significant? The Rookery Estate Precinct comprising 2-16 & 1-7 Austin Street; 24-40 & 65-73 Evansdale Road; 2-12 & 11 Majore Street and 1-21 & 14-18 Yarra Grove, developed between 1876-1907 is significant.

How is it significant? The Rookery Estate Precinct is of local historical, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

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Why is it significant? The Rookery Estate Precinct is historically significant as a demonstration of the expansion of Hawthorn during the 1870s and 1880s when middle-class residents took advantage of the subdivision of the earlier large mansion estates into smaller lots. The expansion of the Victorian era is well represented in the suburb of Hawthorn where mansion houses rub shoulders with the villas of the middle classes and the single fronted houses of those with a lower socio-economic status. The Rookery Estate Precinct is historically significant as part of St James Park, a subdivision of the property Invergowrie owned by Sir James Palmer. Prompted by the extension of the railway to Hawthorn, the subdivisions of 1876 by Captain W Wright and of 1888 by Charles Taylor and Percy Russell, proceeded at a similar time to the St James Park Estate.

The Rookery Estate Precinct is historically significant for its association with Hawthorn builders Thomas Austin (after whom Austin Street is named), William Hosken Langdon who developed 12 Majore Street and 21 Yarra Grove; and George Simpson who developed 9-19 Yarra Grove in 1906-7. People associated with other particular houses in the Precinct include Councillor William Cowper (11 Majore Street), Alexander Tough, a ships’ chandler, (18 Yarra Grove) and Charles Taylor (14 Yarra Grove). (Criterion A).

The Rookery Estate Precinct demonstrates a predominantly Victorian-era precinct but mixed with some Federation-era housing. It demonstrates, like other precincts in Hawthorn and Kew, where mansion houses remaining from the mid-1870s are interspersed with 1880s villas. It also demonstrates a variety in allotment size that is characteristic of the re-subdivision of larger allotments into smaller house lots, then further subdivided into the smallest size - the single- fronted terrace. Multi residence developments planned and built together are well represented at 3, 5, 7 Austin Street and 2-16 Austin Street (now excluding No. 8), 2-10 Majore Street and 9-19 Yarra Grove. The precinct comprises examples of attached and detached houses, both single and double fronted, a terrace row at 28-40 Evansdale Road, and pairs of houses in multiples. (Criterion D)

Aesthetically, the Rookery Estate Precinct is significant for its Victorian-era mansions in large grounds at 11 Majore Street and 14 and 18 Yarra Grove (although these relate more to the Yarra River). The late Victorian-era mansion at 21 Yarra Grove is a significant and highly prominent element in an otherwise more modest street. The unusual shape of the precinct is demonstrated by the staggered frontages of 2-16 Austin Street. 2-4 Austin Street are notable for their fine quality polychrome brick patterning. Opposite these houses, 3, 5 & 7 Austin Street retain most of their Victorian elements of verandahs, chimneys and slate roofs, and are enhanced by their garden settings. The development at 2-10 Majore Street (despite some loss of features to Nos. 4 & 6) shows distinctive features of slate roofs, verandahs and bay windows. The terrace row at 28-40 Evansdale makes a significant contribution in terms of the skyline of elaborate balustraded parapets and the repetitive elements of wing walls and verandahs, most of which are intact. The precinct is aesthetically significant for the picturesque combination of steeply pitched roofs, timber fretwork, brick and rough-cast stucco used at 9-19 Yarra Grove. These houses are fine compositions displaying a masterful combination of commonly used elements to distinguish one from another. (Criterion E)

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 1-5/1 Austin Street Non-contributory Contemporary 2 Austin Street Contributory 1878 3 Austin Street Contributory 1881 4 Austin Street Contributory 1878 5 Austin Street Contributory 1881 6 Austin Street Contributory 1877 7 Austin Street Contributory 1881 8 Austin Street Non-contributory Contemporary 10 Austin Street Contributory 1877 12 Austin Street Contributory 1885 16 Austin Street Contributory 1885 24 Evansdale Road Contributory 1908 26 Evansdale Road Contributory 1908 28 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 30 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 32 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 34 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 36 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 38 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 40 Evansdale Road Significant 1883-1885 65 Evansdale Road Contributory c1890 67 Evansdale Road Contributory c1890 71 Evansdale Road Contributory c1890 73 Evansdale Road Contributory c1910 1 Majore Street Contributory c1880s 2 Majore Street Contributory 1877-1879 3 Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 4 Majore Street Contributory 1877-1879 5 Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 5A Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 1877-1879 6 Majore Street Contributory Altered 7 Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 7A Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 8 Majore Street Contributory 1877-1879 9 Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 9A Majore Street Non-contributory Postwar 10 Majore Street Contributory 1877-1879 11 Majore Street Contributory 1878 12 Majore Street Contributory 1877-1879 1 Yarra Grove Contributory c1891 3 Yarra Grove Contributory c1891 5 Yarra Grove Contributory c1905 7 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 This document is an incorporated document in the Boroondara Planning Scheme pursuant to section 6(2)(j) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 9 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 11 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 13 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 14 Yarra Grove Contributory 1892 15 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 16 Yarra Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 17 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 18 Yarra Grove Contributory 1876 19 Yarra Grove Contributory 1906-1907 21 Yarra Grove Contributory c1890

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Victory Estate Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Victory Estate Precinct, PS ref no: HO779 Hawthorn

What is significant? The Victory Estate Precinct at 132–142 Power Street and 1–7 and 2–8 Gibney Street, Hawthorn, which consists of houses and garden elements built in the early interwar period. The Victory Estate was subdivided on approximately two acres of land owned in 1916 by gentleman Andrew Roche, and town clerk William Hall. The two acres were transferred in late 1916 to theatre manager Mareeno Lucas. Lucas subsequently subdivided the land into twelve allotments, which were first advertised for sale in 1919. Allotments on the estate were sold in the period 1919–24, and all the residences were built in the period 1920 to 1930, giving the precinct a consistent character. With the exception of the Non-contributory no. 5 Gibney Street, all the houses are of contributory significance to the precinct.

The name ‘Victory Estate’ is a commemorative gesture to the Allies’ victory in the recently ended Great War (World War One).

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How is it significant? The Victory Estate Precinct is of local historic, architectural, and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

Why is it significant? Historically, the Victory Estate Precinct is significant as it demonstrates the influence of Hawthorn’s improved transport systems (1913–18) and shopping centres on the municipality’s residential population and the density of its subdivision patterns. Subdivided in 1919 with houses built between 1920-30, Victory Estate was part of a broader intensification of residential development in Hawthorn through the interwar years, when any remaining vacant land was taken up during an intensive boom between 1910 and 1940. The greatest changes were seen in the area south of Riversdale Road, but pockets of late Edwardian and Californian Bungalow style houses were also built elsewhere throughout Hawthorn, replacing earlier buildings or co-existing alongside them. The name of the Victory Estate is also historically significant as it exemplifies the mood of triumphant sentiment that existed in the months immediately following the First World War. (Criterion A)

Architecturally, the houses and early garden features in the precinct are representative of architectural styles popular during the 1920s, in particular California Bungalows, all of which exhibit a high level of intactness. The consistency of architectural detailing and materiality contribute aesthetically to the high visual quality of the precinct. The Gibney Street houses have largely consistent front setbacks, with medium sized front gardens, many of which retain original face brick front garden fences, all of which are low in height but exhibit subtle differences in choice of additional detailing. (Criterion D)

Aesthetically, the precinct is significant because of the consistency of interwar Californian Bungalow house styles not seen as strongly in other Boroondara precincts, which tend to comprise a greater variety of interwar house styles and materials. Victory Estate consists of typical single-storey Californian Bungalows almost entirely of masonry (brick and render) construction. The houses at nos. 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8 Gibney Street and 142 Power Street were clearly designed (and probably built) by the same person, possibly a designer-builder given that they display variations on a theme and many repeating details and forms. This makes the street a very cohesive complex. (Criterion E)

The exceptions are the slightly grander houses along the main road (Power Street) and the more substantial houses on the two corner allotments.

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City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 1 Gibney Street Contributory c.1922–30 2 Gibney Street Contributory c.1922–30 3 Gibney Street Contributory c.1920–30 4 Gibney Street Contributory c.1922–30 5 Gibney Street Non-contributory c.1920–30 6 Gibney Street Contributory c.1922–30 7 Gibney Street Contributory c.1922–30 8 Gibney Street Contributory c.1922–30 Boisdale 132 Power Street Contributory c.1920–25 Shasta 134 Power Street Contributory c.1920–25 140 Power Street Contributory c.1921–30 142 Power Street Contributory c.1921–30

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Violet Grove and Environs Precinct Statement of Significance, August 2020

Heritage Place: Violet Grove and Environs PS ref no: HO780 Precinct, Hawthorn

What is significant? The Violet Grove & Environs Precinct comprising 3-19 & 2-20 Manchester Street, 1-21 & 2-22 Violet Grove, 1-21 & 6-18 Marian Street & 137-139 & 149-151 Riversdale Road, developed between 1881 and 1930 is significant.

How is it significant? The Violet Grove & Environs Precinct is of local historical, architectural and aesthetic significance to the City of Boroondara.

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Why is it significant? The Violet Grove & Environs Precinct is historically significant as part of the expansion of Hawthorn that gained momentum in the 1880s, particularly around the Town Hall precinct of Glenferrie Road, Auburn Road and Burke Road once the railway was extended to these localities in 1882. New subdivisions like the Violet Grove & Environs Precinct came on the back of both train and tramway extensions, including those along Riversdale Road providing an increase in public transport options. Violet Grove is historically significant as the site of the Riversdale Road Omnibus Company of privately operated horse-drawn transport. Historically, the precinct is associated with Dalley’s Orchard prior to the sale of allotments in 1884 fronting Riversdale Road, Henrietta Street (outside the precinct) and Marian Street. The precinct reflects the influence of the economic depression in the delay in development in Manchester Street where the first lots were offered for sale in 1892 as the Manchester Estate, but after failing to sell, were offered again in 1909. (Criterion A)

Violet Grove & Environs Precinct is representative of a predominantly Victorian-era precinct with consistent streetscapes of single and double fronted houses. The socio-economic status of the precinct is demonstrated through its lower topography in relation to Riversdale Road, when compared with the larger Victorian villas on the rising ground to the south. It is also demonstrated by the existence of timber houses of modest size, mostly detached but with some attached examples. A variety of Victorian residential styles are represented. Manchester Street demonstrates its later development through its examples of Federation houses and mixed brick and timber construction. There are also a number of Federation houses and interwar bungalow on other streets that continue the traditional gabled and hipped massing forms. The precinct also demonstrates the higher status given to houses on the main roads with several Riversdale Road properties situated on larger allotments. The precinct derives part of its value as a Victorian-era precinct from its high degree of integrity. (Criterion D)

Violet Grove & Environs is aesthetically significant for its consistent streetscape of Victorian timber small houses in Violet Grove including some high-quality examples with slate roofs at Nos. 8 & 11. The attributes of aesthetic significance include cast iron verandah friezes and feature hipped roofs with bracketed eaves, single, double and triple light sash windows and stuccoed chimneys. Similar features are found in Marian Street including three similar double- fronted houses at 6, 8 & 10 Marian Street. the precinct derives aesthetic value from Federation houses at 2, 3 and 9-11 Manchester Street with No.3 featuring a return verandah, angled box window with a gablet projecting above the terra-cotta tiled roof; and 2 Manchester Street having a bow window, terra-cotta tiled hipped roof and geometric timber fretwork. The semi-detached pair of houses at 137-139 Riversdale Road, in particular the elevation with verandah fronting Marian Street (of No. 137), provide a fine entry to the precinct. (Criterion E)

Primary source

City of Boroondara Municipal-Wide Heritage Gap Study Volume 3: Hawthorn (Context Pty Ltd, 20 July 2020)

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 2 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 3 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 4 Manchester Street Non-contributory 1909-1920 5 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 6 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 7 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 8 Manchester Street Non-contributory Contemporary 9 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 10 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 11 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 12 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 13 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 14 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 15 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 16 Manchester Street Contributory 1919 17 Manchester Street Non-contributory Contemporary 18 Manchester Street Non-contributory Contemporary 19 Manchester Street Non-contributory Contemporary 20 Manchester Street Contributory 1909-1920 1 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 3 Marian Street Non-contributory Contemporary 5 Marian Street Non-contributory Contemporary 6 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 7 Marian Street Non-contributory 1942 7A Marian Street Non-contributory 1942 8 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 9 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 10 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 11 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 12 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 13 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 15 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 c1900 much 16 Marian Street Non-contributory altered 17 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 18 Marian Street Non-contributory Contemporary 19 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 21 Marian Street Contributory 1884-1901 137 Riversdale Road Contributory 1901-1915 139 Riversdale Road Contributory 1901-1915 149 Riversdale Road Contributory 1901-1915 151 Riversdale Road Contributory 1901-1915 1 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 2 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 3 Violet Grove Non-contributory c1950 4 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 5 Violet Grove Non-contributory c1950 6 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 7 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 8 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 9 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 This document is an incorporated document in the Boroondara Planning Scheme pursuant to section 6(2)(j) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987

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Name Number Street Grading Built Date 10 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 11 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 12 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 13 Violet Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 14 Violet Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 15 Violet Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 16 Violet Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 17 Violet Grove Contributory 1920-25 18 Violet Grove Contributory 1884-1901 19 Violet Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 20 Violet Grove Contributory 1920-25 21 Violet Grove Non-contributory Contemporary 22 Violet Grove Contributory 1925-30

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